Duggan Dieterly said:
> while cfdisk will work with big disks, it will not work with the
> partition table created by windows 98. in order to use partitoions bigger
> than 2GB with windows 98, you must use the FAT32 partition scheme.
Again, it seemed to work fine for me. On an ~8 Gb drive with
while cfdisk will work with big disks, it will not work with the
partition table created by windows 98. in order to use partitoions bigger
than 2GB with windows 98, you must use the FAT32 partition scheme. (windows
calls this 'large disk support'.) i could not get cfdisk to work with
this parti
> Duggan Dieterly said:
> > just to let everyone know, cfdisk does not work with window FAT32
> > file partition tables. use fdisk instead.
>
> What happens? I've been able to create partitions extending beyond cylinder
> 1023 with (the current as of one week ago Potato) cfdisk, although the
> ve
Duggan Dieterly said:
> just to let everyone know, cfdisk does not work with window FAT32
> file partition tables. use fdisk instead.
What happens? I've been able to create partitions extending beyond cylinder
1023 with (the current as of one week ago Potato) cfdisk, although the
version on th
just to let everyone know, cfdisk does not work with window FAT32
file partition tables. use fdisk instead.
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Hewlett-Packard Co.
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