This is a disk-partition editor for MSDOS and UNIX. It compiles without
much trouble on Linux. I made two changes to pfdisk.c (I called my version 
pfdisk.c-bjl). 

1. There appears to be a bug in the sscanf in the gcc-1.40 library. I didn't
   repair the library, but programmed my way around it with a quick and very 
   dirty hack.
2. The original version doesn't let you start a partition on cylinder 0. 
   I changed pfdisk to be compatible with "edpart" which let you do this, but
   which defaults to (cyl,head,sect) = (0,0,2) if you set the start of a
   partition to 0. pfdisk still complains that (0,0,2) should be (0,1,1)
   but you can ignore that.

Ben Lippolt                                                          3/9/92
