I have experience of installing FreeBSD. The first thing is, its partitioning is not as flexible as Linux and Windows partitioning. It warns me that you canot have more than one VFAT partitions. Its kinda strange because when, solely on Windows, I used upto 5 VFATs. The install still continues, because the subsequent VFATs are not formatted so. What will happen if I format them?
The BSD'ers earlier said on this forum, you can have 4 PRIMARY partitions and one EXTENDED partition. Did that mean 4 PRIMARY Partitions and another fifth EXTENDED partition? If I have a slice for BSD, would that be counted as an EXTENDED one, and will I be left out of capacity to have that one EXTENDED partition? :\
The BSD'ers earlier said on this forum, you can have 4 PRIMARY partitions and one EXTENDED partition. Did that mean 4 PRIMARY Partitions and another fifth EXTENDED partition? If I have a slice for BSD, would that be counted as an EXTENDED one, and will I be left out of capacity to have that one EXTENDED partition? :\