Did you use LBA mode for FAT32?
Usually I use a utility called SPFDISK instead of FDISK. if you use FDISK, there should be a question about large capacity support, you need press Y.

crazii wrote on 2022-12-02, 14:57:

Did you use LBA mode for FAT32?
Usually I use a utility called SPFDISK instead of FDISK. if you use FDISK, there should be a question about large capacity support, you need press Y.

Yes I have enabled LBA. First partition C: I've created in fdisk. Second problematic partition was created in Gparted.

Never used Gparted. have you ever run win98's scandisk? is it OK? it may not help but you can do the partition using FDISK again...

Check partition using Ranish Partition Manager in DOS, maybe you have some overlap

Beware, GParted dropped FAT/FAT32 support at some point.
Since v0.9.0, it can't resize them anymore, I vaguely remember.

Re: Success report: How to resize a partition on Windows 98

I usually use PartitionMagic to resize partitions. It will also check disk errors (incorrect size etc.) on its startup.

crazii wrote on 2022-12-02, 17:04:

Never used Gparted. have you ever run win98's scandisk? is it OK? it may not help but you can do the partition using FDISK again...

Windows scandisk is not able to scan that partition saying there is not enough memory:-(

crazii wrote on 2022-12-02, 17:19:

I usually use PartitionMagic to resize partitions. It will also check disk errors (incorrect size etc.) on its startup.

I was not able to create that bigger partition with Partition Magic. At first I had one big partition created by fdisk. Then I was trying to resize it to 2gb and create second for the space remaining (about 118gb) and Partition Magic was giving me error. So thats why I used Gparted to finish whole process.

theelf wrote on 2022-12-02, 17:10:

Check partition using Ranish Partition Manager in DOS, maybe you have some overlap

Ranish Manager has helped me and fixed partition. Thanks for help.

moulder wrote on 2022-12-03, 08:54:

theelf wrote on 2022-12-02, 17:10:

Check partition using Ranish Partition Manager in DOS, maybe you have some overlap

Ranish Manager has helped me and fixed partition. Thanks for help.

Im happy enjoy

I found for DOS ranish part very reliable in all my setups, never have any problem

Glad you solved it. Never used ranish partition manager, probably will give it a try next time. 😁