Whuuuut

What is this guy talking about in this link when he says:
MS-DOS FDISK does NOT allow creation of more than 1 Primary DOS Partition per hard drive
If after creation of the Primary DOS Partition you still have disk space left to allocate, then you must select the option for creating an Extended DOS Partition. If you have still got disk space to allocate then continue with item 11, Otherwise you have completed partitioning. If so go to item 13.
Was this true with an earlier version of MS-DOS or something?
I thought you could create up to four primary partitions with fdisk...
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/mosaddi...20Version.html

You can have 4 Primary partitions, or 3 Primary partitions and 1 Extended partition which can be divided into logical partitions.