On Wed, Sep 05, 2001 at 12:24:00PM -0400, Janina Sajka wrote: > fdisk is not a Redhat package. It's packaged by Redhat in its > distribution, but that's not the same thing. > > Also, the "custom" part of the install refers to package selection--well > past the disk partitioning part which seems to be where you're stuck. > > And, since you're stuck on partitioning, why not just partition using some > utility you already know? Like DOS' fdisk, for example? Or PowerQuest This is not good idea in my opinion. Linux has the best tools for partitioning and I would not use anything else for that job. > partition magic. It isn't necessary to do it in linux. Diskdruid can turn > whatever fat partition you have into a linux native partition if you > simply specify that as the file system type. There's really no need to > create the partitions using a linux tool, if you're unfamiliar with them. There is time to learn new things. This time is partitioning tools :-) Rafael .... old stuff deleted