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But this shows all disk partions ....i want to get only devices like &nbsp;/dev/hda 
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fdisk -l | grep Disk<br />

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Can i have an array and store things like <br />
string name [10] ;<br />
int size[10] <br />
name[10] = fdisk -l | grep Disk | grep &quot;byte&quot; | &nbsp;awk '{ print $1}<br />
size[10] =fdisk -l | grep Disk | grep &quot;byte&quot; | &nbsp;awk '{ print $2}<br />
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i know that i coded is wrong ..<br />
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i want <br />
name[0] &nbsp;conatins /dev/sda<br />
size[0] = 80GB <br />
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etc ...<br />
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i tried --<br />
&nbsp;df -h<br />
&nbsp;mount <br />
&nbsp;But these commands list logical partions ..like ../dev/hda1 /dev/hda2 ...but I am interested only in finding &nbsp;only drives ..(/dev/hda ) . Is there any direct command or simple script (bash) available ?<br />
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i tried --
 df -h
 mount 
 But these commands list logical partions ..like ../dev/hda1 /dev/hda2 ...but I am interested only in finding  only drives ..(/dev/hda ) . Is there any direct command or simple script (bash) available ?


                    

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