FDISK is a disk utility included in all versions of MS-DOS, Windows, and Linux for formatting, partitioning, or deleting portions of a hard disk drive. It allows the creation of multiple partitions on ...

Fdisk is a command-line utility that lets you partition a hard disk on your computer. It's like the architect of your digital space, dividing the hard drive into manageable sections, each with its own ...

making a disk (storage) available on Linux as a file system. In Linux, it is like "attaching" a physical disk under a directory such as "/data" or "/mnt/volume1". NAME MAJ:MIN RM SIZE RO TYPE ...

A bit hacked off.... one reads a book and it stuffs me up. All I am trying to do is mount my windows partitions during boot up by editing fstab, but no way am I playing with that if fdisk don't work.

In reply to: Making Fedora Core 2 and Windows play well together by szaka Parent article: Making Fedora Core 2 and Windows play well together I have used fdisk with the "x extra functionality (experts ...