With this line:

(echo o; echo n; echo p; echo 1; echo ; echo +24G; echo a; echo t; echo 87; echo w) | fdisk /dev/sda

I can create a new active primary partition for NTFS, 24 Giga large. The syntax is ugly but effective.

How can I do the same with parted or sfdisk?

With this line:

(echo o; echo n; echo p; echo 1; echo ; echo +24G; echo a; echo t; echo 7; echo w) | fdisk /dev/sda

I can create a new active primary partition for NTFS, 24 Giga large. The syntax is ugly but effective.

How can I do the same with parted or sfdisk?

With this line:

(echo o; echo n; echo p; echo 1; echo ; echo +24G; echo a; echo t; echo c; echo w) | fdisk /dev/sda

I can create a new active primary partition for NTFS, 24 Giga large. The syntax is ugly but effective.

How can I do the same with parted or sfdisk?

With this line:

(echo o; echo n; echo p; echo 1; echo ; echo +24G; echo a; echo t; echo 87; echo w) | fdisk /dev/sda

I can create a new active primary partition for NTFS, 24 Giga large. The syntax is ugly but effective.

How can I do the same with parted or sfdisk?