Ross asked:

> On that note, does anyone else happen to know another/easier way to
> print the partition table without dabbling in fdisk?

Not without fdisk, but to save yourself a couple of commands you can do 
it in one line:

# fdisk -l /dev/hdf

The -l argument just lists the partition table and quits.

HTH,
Jeff

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