Its really a common practice to mix different types of disk management tools. But
surely its best to stick to one and fdisk i guess is the best. One definite exception
would be if you want to run OS/2 on the machine too. In that case the OS/2 boot
manager should be allowed to handle the partitions. But i guess only a few people use
OS/2 so its not an issue anymore :)
> Moral: Stick to fdisk, unless you have reason not to.
>
> --ravi
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