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Ah, you're right, seems like it's a stripped down version of fdisk. You could try opkg list | grep -i fdisk and try one of those and see if they're closer to the normal version of fdisk. Remember to opkg update first.. if you haven't done already

1. fdisk /dev/sdb
2. d <enter> - Delete every other partition you might have with multiple d <enter> - This 'd'eletes your partition(s)
3. n <enter> - Tell fdisk you want to add a 'n'ew partition
4. p <enter> - We'll add a 'p'rimary partition
5. <enter> x 3 - We want to use all space on the one partition we just added
6. t <enter> - In case it didn't choose linux partition 't'ype, lets make sure
7. 83 <enter> - The code for linux partition type
8. w <enter> - 'w'rite the changes to your device

Now you have /dev/sdb1 .. then just run mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb1 and afterwards mount /dev/sdb1 <random directory> where <random directory> could be /mnt/usb

For fdisk, remember m for menu.. hope this works out for you!

@Theodore-Borromeo Yes it fixes the dependency so I'm able to compile it, but not link it. undefined reference to one or more of the functions.

Cloud Compile sounds fancy schmancy