Bonjour,

Je cherche une manière d'attribuer un flag à une partition en ligne de commade.

Je m'explique j'ai suivie un tutoriel dans lequel une partition fat16 est créé via GParted, ensuite l'auteur de l'article demande d'attribuer un flag de type "iba".

Du coup je me demandais s'il était possible d'attribuer un flag en ligne de commande ? Je sais que pour les partitions il faut passer par fdisk sauf que je n'ai rien trouvé au sujet des flags.

pour info voici les flags gérés par GParted

•atvrecv - [GPT] This is a flag for Apple TV Recovery Partitions.
•bios_grub - [GPT] The partition with this flag is used as the GRUB BIOS partition. The partition usually uses about a megabytes of space and is not needed by EFI-booting systems.
•boot - [Mac, MS-DOS, GPT, PC98] This flag indicates that the partition is bootable. On MS-DOS partitioning tables, only one partition may have this flag. However, other partitioning tables allow multiple partitions to have this flag.
•DIAG - [MS-DOS] The partition is used for recovery and diagnostics.
•esp - [MS-DOS, GPT] This flag indicates an UEFI System Partition. GPT uses this flag as an alias for "boot". The UEFI firmware stores files on this partition.
•hidden - [MS-DOS, PC98] Partitions with this flag are hidden from Microsoft operating systems.
•hp-service - [GPT] This the flag for HP Service Partitions. This partition uses the FAT filesystem.
•irst - [MS-DOS, GPT] Intel Rapid Start Technology partitions use this flag.
•lba - [MS-DOS] This flag is used by DOS, Windows 9x, and Windows ME and tells the system to use Linear Mode (Logical Block Addressing).
•legacy_boot - [GPT] Some software (mostly legacy) recognize this flag as indicating that the GPT partition may be bootable.
•LVM - [MS-DOS] This flag indicates to Linux that the partition is a physical volume.
•msftdata - [GPT] This flag is applied to Microsoft Basic Data Partitions (BDP), such as NTFS and FAT filesystems including drive C:. This flag can only be removed if the flags "boot" or "msftres" is applied.
•msftres - [GPT] Windows uses this flag to indicate a Microsoft Reserved Partition (MSR). This is only used on GPT partitioning tables and not MS-DOS (MBR) partitioning tables. Since GPT and the UEFI specification do not allow hidden partitions (exceptions apply), Microsoft Reserved Partitions are needed to replace hidden sectors sometimes used by Windows. Windows (on GPT) needs this partition and it must be before the primary and bootable partitions, but after the EFI System Partition (ESP) and OEM service partitions.
•PALO - [MS-DOS] The marked partition can use the Palo bootloader (used by Linux/PA-RISC).
•PREP - [MS-DOS, GPT] On PowerPC PReP and IBM RS6K/CHRP hardware, this flag indicates that the marked partition supports PReP booting. The PreP partition is not the same as the /boot/ directory or mountpoint.
•raid - [MS-DOS] Linux recognizes this flag as a software RAID partition.
•root - [MAC] This flag is used to inform Linux which partition is the root.
•swap - [MAC] This is used to indicate that a swap partition is for a Linux system.
Merci d'avance pour votre aide.