PYsfdisk
A Python API for linux sfdisk utility
Note: Module will work only on Linux OS’es, required executables used in this module: * sudo * lsblk * sfdisk * pxz * tar * partclone
Please ensure that you have installed above
Install
git clone https://github.com/beskidinstruments/python-sfdisk sudo pip install ./
Example
import pysfdiskCreate block device object for the disk
disk = pysfdisk.BlockDevice(path='/dev/nvme0n1')Optionally, if not using root and sudo is available, use this
disk = pysfdisk.BlockDevice(path='/dev/nvme0n1', use_sudo=True)Partitions information is automatically loaded
disk.get_partitions()['0'].uuid
403ACCB2-0B00-465F-B190-B59C45CFD860Read partitions table.
disk.read_partition_table()Create compressed archive from all partitions.
disk.run(mbr_filename="mbr_file", target_dir="/home/user/Desktop")For more examples please use files in the example directory
License
pysfdisk is licensed under GPL v2.
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