I was debugging a user issue and now the user installed hardy on the machine 
that had dapper so I can't get more details. What I can say is that hardy ppc 
now has a GNU fdisk 1.0, what ever that means.
And I can confirm that issuing fdisk -v in dapper gives me version 0.4a2 and 
looking at /usr/sbin fdisk is linked to mac-fdisk

What I noticed is that there seems to be three implementations of fdisk:
 1. mac-fdisk
 2. "fdisk" (which is what I see in redhat ppc for instance and that matches 
the version of x86 fdisk)
 3. GNU fdisk

The version in dapper ppc (mac-fdisk) is missing the "-S" parameter for
example which is useful to get partition size. I can't really help
further as I'm also lost on all these fdisk versions and
implementations. Feel free to close this bug if you think you also
can't/not a priority to solve the puzzle.

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fdisk version in dapper ppc is too old
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/259467
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