Select which drive you want to partition or format. When you click on fdasd, you will be presented with the fdasd partitioning screen. You may then use fdasd to create, delete, or modify partitions on the selected hard drive. When you click on dasdfmt, you will need to confirm that you really want to destroy all data on this drive. This step is only required on new/unformatted drives or on partially formatted drives.
If you decide that you do not want to use fdasd, click Back to return to the previous screen, deselect Use fdasd, and click Next to continue.
Once you have partitioned the drive using fdasd, you will return to this screen. If you have another hard drive that you would like to partition using fdasd, select it. Otherwise, click Next to assign mount points to your partitions using Disk Druid.
For help, type m at the prompt for a list of commands.
Some quick commands to get you started:
n - Adds a new partition.
d - Deletes a partition.
p - Prints out the partition table.
w - Writes partition table to disk and exits fdasd.
q - Quits without saving any changes.