'fdisk /pri:30,100;fdisk /pri:30,100;fdisk /pri:300 /spec:131;fdisk /ext:100,100;fdisk /log:6000 /spec:131;fdisk /log:2000 /spec:130;fdisk /log:100,100 /spec:131',
The idea is that it will create:
* 2 partitions for use with windows, each 30% of the disk size
* 300meg (perhaps excessive) partition which I will use for a linux /boot partition.
* extended partition for the rest of the disk
* 6 gig partition within the extended partition (linux /)
* 2 gig swap partition
* rest of disk into "extra" partition
But, the install.pl doesn't seem to care for the 130 and 131 partition types. :) I think it would be possible to just translate them to "linux-swap" and "ext2" respectively (as it does for translating 7 to "ntfs").
I am attempting to bend install.pl to my will, but my perl is perhaps not as mighty as it should be.
Jordan
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