Also see Filesystems and "SCSI controllers" on main page.
FROM USENET: Don't use Disk Druid since it cannot handle a disk of size > 8 gig. The trick is to use fdisk, and go into the expert mode (by typing x). Then, enter the exact C/H/S number from the specification on your drive. fdisk should allow you to partiition the drive now.
FROM USENET: It's solved ! I keeped LBA for the disk and I must use this option : hda=26353,16,63 with lilo or loadlin, but lilo can't boot the kernel because the vmlinuz is not below the 1024 cyls barrier ! Loadlin work great