On Fri, 29 Jun 2001 03:14:28 -0400 (EDT), Thomas Mueller wrote:
> don't like to use MS-DOS FDISK at all because of bugs. But now I use
>DR-DOS 7.03. There is a FreeDOS FDISK, much more advanced than the MS-DOS
>version. I used OS/2 FDISK to create DOS
Hi Thomas -
There is actually a very cool FDISK replacement that works under dos, os/2, Winx (and
I think Linux). Its called DFSee, written by Jan van Wijk in the Netherlands, and is
currently freeware. You can get it at http://www.fsys.demon.nl. It does a lot more
than
fdisk, including logging & hex dumps, and has something like 80 or so commands.
Anyhow, I highly recommend it for multiboot partitions -- it will also handle LVM
stuff
under Warp Server for eBusiness as well as the 'usual' partition types. Under OS/2 it
will run in a DOS window, or you can do a dos boot from floppy & run it from floppy.
Hope this helps,
Tony Butka
