Re: win95 fat32 and linux on the same machine

1998-04-17 Thread Mike Holliday
Hi, I am also running windows 95's fat32 and linux on a single HDD, but I boot my Linux off of a diskette. The only difference between our install is that I used extended not dos on my linux partition when I first installed. Unless you have partition magic I doubt that could could format that way,

Re: win95 fat32

1997-10-30 Thread Matt Thompson
> Well duh! a zero not and "ohh"! That worked and I made it up to make zdisk > when I got errors about > module.c:614 structure has no member named 'flags' > module.c:614 structure has no member named 'nsyms' > module.c:615 structure has no member named 'nsyms' > module.c:615 structure has no mem

Re: win95 fat32

1997-10-27 Thread Lukas Eppler
On Sun, 26 Oct 1997, hmaddox wrote: > Rather new to linux but a pretty through search found nothing on vfat32 > from win 95 osr2 and debian linux. I get an invalid file system > responce when i try to mount . ??? This subject was discussed recently; look at the archive at www.debian.org: Subj

Re: win95 fat32

1997-10-27 Thread jdassen
On Sun, Oct 26, 1997 at 09:06:35PM -0500, hmaddox wrote: > Rather new to linux but a pretty through search found nothing on vfat32 > from win 95 osr2 and debian linux. I get an invalid file system responce > when i try to mount . ??? There is no FAT32 support in the regular Linux kernel. Check