f3fix1
Edit the partition table of a fake flash drive
Usage
f3fix [-bnks?V]
[-a
SEC-NUM]
[-d
TYPE]
[-f
TYPE]
[-l
SEC-NUM]
[--first-sec=SEC-NUM]
[--boot]
[--disk-type=TYPE]
[--fs-type=TYPE]
[--last-sec=SEC-NUM]
[--no-boot]
[--list-disk-types]
[--list-fs-types]
[--help]
[--usage]
[--version]
<DISK_DEV>
Overview
F3 stands for Fight Flash Fraud, or Fight Fake Flash.
f3fix is useful to edit the partition table of a fake flash drive to have a single partition that fully covers the real capacity of the drive.
Warning: THIS COMMAND IS EXPERIMENTAL.
Options
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-a, --first-sec=SEC-NUM -
Sector where the partition starts.
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-b, --boot -
Mark the partition for boot.
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-d, --disk-type=TYPE -
Disk type of the partition table.
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-f, --fs-type=TYPE -
Type of the file system of the partition.
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-l, --last-sec=SEC-NUM -
Sector where the partition ends.
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-n, --no-boot -
Do not mark the partition for boot.
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-k, --list-disk-types -
List all supported disk types.
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-s, --list-fs-types -
List all supported types of file systems.
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-?, --help -
Give this help list.
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--usage -
Give a short usage message.
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-V, --version -
Print program version.
Releases
Unchanged in 5 releases since Debian 9 (Stretch).