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> In message<alpine.BSF.2.00.1211142250370.58597@wonkity.com>,
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>> In general, you create a "partition scheme" first.  This can be MBR,
>> GPT, or others.  (But use GPT.)

Unless you want to dual boot with WinXP in which case use MBR still?

Chris