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How to get start of partition with bit precision

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Hello I am using the command to get the start of my partitions for a specific device

parted device print -m

the problem is that it isn't precise enough. I want to get the exact bit precise starting point of my partitions.

How can I get a more precise output?

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You can see sectors with `sudo parted /dev/sda unit s print` or `sudo fdisk -lu` If you want more detail read a sector: `sudo hdparm --read-sector 2048 /dev/sda` or use hexdump and skip example . sudo dd if=/dev/sda bs=512 count=1 skip=(last sector # -1 from fdisk) | hexdump -C will display backup GPT header
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