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8. If you wish to make the primary partition C: bootable,
type 2 and then press <Enter>. You will be asked to
enter the number of the partition you wish to make
active (bootable). Type 1, and press <Enter>. Press
<esc.> to return to the FDISK Main Menu.
9. If you wish to make more DOS partitions accessible by
Win95, press 1, Create DOS Partition or Logical DOS
Drive (recommended) at the FDISK Main Menu. If you
do not, press <esc.> to exit the Main Menu and then
press <esc.> again to exit FDISK. We have chosen to
Create a DOS Partition or Logical DOS Drive.
10. Press 2 to create an Extended DOS partition and then
press <Enter>. FDISK will give you the available hard
disk space. On our 1.44 GB drive, the space remaining
is 878 MB.
11. If you wish to assign the remaining space as the
Extended DOS partition, press <Enter>. If you wish to
customize the capacity, type in the amount in MB or
percentage of the available space (for ex, 50%) and
press <Enter>. We will assign the remaining drive
space (878 MB) to and Extended DOS partition.
12. After pressing <Enter>, press <esc.>. FDISK will inform
you that there are no Logical Drives assigned. Define
the size you wish or press <Enter> to accept the default.
If you press <Enter> the entire (878 MB) capacity will be
assigned as drive D:.
13. Type the amount you wish drive D to be assigned. For
our purposes we have chosen to assign drive D 400
MB, so we type 400. Press <Enter>. FDISK will
display the information for drive D: and inform you of the
remaining capacity (478 MB).
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