fdisk on Linux CentOS 8

Learn to use fdisk command for creating MBR disk partition in Linux CentOS 8. Using fdisk for MBR partittion, we can create up to 4 primary partition. For more than 4 primary partition, we'll have to create extended partition and add logical partition in that extended partition.
Primary partition can be used to boot the Operating System since the Operating System is installed on the primary partition. Extended partition is used to hold the logical partition or the logical drives. Logical drives can be used to store all the other files that are unrelated to the Operating System like the audio, video and data of the computer.

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