I didn't get the following in bold below. Says not fdisks have been setup or something
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1. Once you have assembled your computer, insert the Windows 98 boot disk (discussed in HowTo Format - also tells how to get it). and power on your computer. Assuming you have no major error messages, you should boot to the A: prompt. Now type in fdisk and you will begin setting up your hard drive. You will probably want to press Y to enable large disk support (FAT32).Press 1 to create a DOS partition. 1 to create primary DOS partition. Unless you need to create separate partitions, just allow it to use all available space in the primary partition and to make it active. You can press 4 to display partition information from the front menu. Make sure C: is partition one and is set as active (A). Exit fdisk and restart your computer with the floppy disk still inserted.
*Note - fdisk may display a smaller amount of disk space that what you think your drive is supposed to be. That's normal so don't be alarmed (i.e. a 9 GB drive may display 8,754 MB).
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