On 5/14/05, Mark Knecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: [..] > The answer to your specific question is that you will run fdisk, you > will create the partitions you want at the size you want with the file > system type you want. There is no set size. there is no script to make > it happen. It comes out exactly as you create it. You want FAT? You > make FAT. (At your own risk!) You want ext2 or reiserfs-4 or whatever, > you make it. you place it on the disk where you want it, you format > it, everything is done by hand. [..]
ah, I need to learn more about fdisk so that I don't lose any data on the fedora partition(s). I don't want to use FAT32 for gentoo, but I do want to restrict gentoo to the partition which is currently formatted as FAT32. My question was really about fdisk then, sorry about that. thanks for the help, Thufir -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
