Have you created the Win2k bootdisks?
If not, you can use another Windows PC to create them. You can find an .exe file on the Win2k CD which creates them.
These (4) disks enable you to do lotsa stuff and are at least 500% better than the Win98 bootdisk.
BTW the fdisk on the Win98 bootdisk doesn't recognize NTFS partitions, you'll definitely need the Win2k bootdisks for it, or another program, like Partition Magic.