Find Block size?
 

Is there a command to find the block size? (when command fdisk -l is used we can see the number of blocks in each partition. But how to find the size of each block?) THANKS FOR YOU TIME & KNOWLEGE

this is part of a file system, not a partition, so it's down to file system specific tools, e.g. tune2fs for ext2 / ext3.

fdisk reports partition sizes in blocks of 1024 bytes (2 sectors). The start and end point are--by default--cylinder numbers. With the u command, the start and end points will be sectors. This is less confusing. For example, the 1st partition will be shown starting in cylinder #1, which is ambiguous--it actually starts in sector #63 (counting from 0)

yeah nice one doofus, wrong type of block size... :rolleyes:

Trouble when one moderator calls another a doofus.
?? when moderator calls himself a doofus.
OP is gone and we are now talking to ourselves.........