I am trying to install Linux Slackware along with Win2k English + Win 98
Japanese OS on my Toshiba Satellite 2140 Laptop.
Everything works fine with RedHat but I am not sure about the partition
logic with Slackware

My partition is like this
HDD := 20GB

Primary C:\ 6GB FAT32(Win98 + Win2k)
Extended D:\ 4GB FAT32
Unused 10GB (Intended for Linux Use)
(I wish to put the /boot on a floppy disk drive and later change the boot.inf in NT Loader.)
{
In Redhat I did like this
/ (root) ext3 6GB
/swap Linux swap 400MB(My Memory is 192MB)
It works fine with Redhat.
}

Then when I tried Slackware, when it comes to partitioning table, I used
cfdisk. But I am not sure how to make a 'Linux Native' or ext3 partition
since there is no option other than Linux, Linux LVM and Linux Swap.
Also at the bottom there is one Bootable option and I am not sure if I have
to select it for any of the two partitions.