fdisk doesn't support making partition in script mode, sfdisk can, but it is not as good as the powerful parted tool. parted can also optimize partition alignment automatically(parted -a optimal).
#!/bin/ksh #Create a single primary partiton with whole disk size and create LVM PV on it disk=$1 partno=1 if [[ -z $disk ]]; then echo "Usage: $0 disk device name: e.g $0 /dev/sdb" exit fi if [[ -e ${disk}${partno} ]]; then echo "==> ${disk}${partno} already exist" exit fi echo "==> Create MBR label" parted -s $disk mklabel msdos ncyl=$(parted $disk unit cyl print | sed -n 's/.*: \([0-9]*\)cyl/\1/p') if [[ $ncyl != [0-9]* ]]; then echo "disk $disk has invalid cylinders number: $ncyl" exit fi echo "==> create primary parition $partno with $ncyl cylinders" parted -a optimal $disk mkpart primary 0cyl ${ncyl}cyl echo "==> set partition $partno to type: lvm " parted $disk set $partno lvm on partprobe > /dev/null 2>&1 echo "==> create PV ${disk}${partno} " pvcreate ${disk}${partno}
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