GPT fdisk, often referred to as gdisk, is a command-line partitioning tool that works with GUID Partition Table (GPT) disks. Here are general steps for installing gdisk on different operating systems:

For Linux:

Using Package Manager (Debian/Ubuntu):

bash

sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install gdisk

Using Package Manager (Fedora):

bash

sudo dnf install gdisk

Using Package Manager (openSUSE):

bash

sudo zypper install gdisk

For macOS:

Homebrew:

If you have Homebrew installed, run:

bash

brew install gdisk

MacPorts:

If you have MacPorts installed, run:

bash

sudo port install gdisk

For Windows:

Using Chocolatey:

If you have Chocolatey installed, run:

powershell

choco install gptfdisk

Manual Installation:

Download the Windows version of gdisk from the official website: GPT fdisk for Windows.
Extract the downloaded archive, and copy the executable files to a directory in your system's PATH.

After Installation:

Once you have installed gdisk, you can use it by opening a terminal or command prompt window and typing gdisk. Remember that using gdisk requires administrative privileges, so you might need to use sudo on Linux or run your terminal as an administrator on Windows.

Keep in mind that gdisk is a powerful tool, and modifying disk partitions can result in data loss. Be sure to understand the commands and options provided by gdisk before making any changes to your disk.

Always check the official documentation and source for the most up-to-date information, as installation methods and commands may change over time.

How to install GPT fdisk