On Fri, 13 Aug 1999, you wrote: > You have to give it a DOS/Windows partition: Create the partition with Windows' > fdisk, and then format it. > Well, you CAN create it with Linux FDISK as well. Just tell it you want it to be an extended dos partition, either type 5 ("Extended") or type f (Win9x "extended/lba) Granted, I've never created anything except a primary DOS partition using Linux FDISK, but if you create a standard "DOS" partition (type 6) you can always re-do it with DOS fdisk if you don't like it <G> John
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