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+
 
symbol, nor is there a space between 
20
 and 
G
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Managing Storage Volumes
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At this point, you'll be returned to the 
fdisk
 prompt. To save your changes and 
exit 
fdisk
, press 
w
 and then 
Enter
. Now if you run the 
fdisk -l
 command as 
root
, 
you should see the new partition you created. Here is some example output from 
the 
fdisk
 command from one of my servers, to give you an idea of what the entire 
process looks like:
Figure 9.5: Example run of the fdisk command
If you've made a mistake or you want to redo your partition layout, you can do so by 
entering the 
fdisk
 prompt again and then pressing 
g
 to create a new GPT layout or 
o
 
to create a new MBR layout. Then, continue through the steps again to partition your 
disk. Feel free to practice this a few times until you get the hang of the process.