Yes, linux can mount multiple fat32 partitions.
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Can i partition a drive multiple times
On Sun, Oct 05, 2003 at 08:39:44PM -0600, KC wrote:
> Can i partition a drive multiple times? Like partitioning a FAT32
> 120gb
> drive, into 3 32gb partitions, is that a possible workaround? Or can linux
> only read one FAT32 parition. And do I need to install an RPM for FAT32
>
Can i partition a drive multiple times? Like partitioning a FAT32 120gb
drive, into 3 32gb partitions, is that a possible workaround? Or can linux
only read one FAT32 parition. And do I need to install an RPM for FAT32
support?
KC
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ndows and linux (NTFS for
> example?)
NTFS can be read, but not write by linux. You will need to install a
small rpm to do this. (apt-get install kernel-ntfs ?)
I have tried to find better solutions but failed. Now, I use fat32 to
share files between two (dual boot) systems and if necessary, mou
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> On Sun, Oct 05, 2003 at 06:09:30PM -0600, KC wrote:
> > I would like to have an external firewire drive, that both my windows
and
> > linux machines can read. The drive is format
On Sun, Oct 05, 2003 at 06:09:30PM -0600, KC wrote:
> I would like to have an external firewire drive, that both my windows and
> linux machines can read. The drive is formatted with FAT32, can RH9 read
> this natively? Or do i need to install an RPM or something?
Yes. The partition siz
I would like to have an external firewire drive, that both my windows and
linux machines can read. The drive is formatted with FAT32, can RH9 read
this natively? Or do i need to install an RPM or something?
KC
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hich is ok if
it's your home box. Be careful with spaces!!
Re-boot and have fun.
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Subject: permissions of fat32 partition
Hello,
I have a problem which i can't solve and don't know how to.
I have the redhat linux 9 partition and a FAT32(F: in windows) partition, i
also have windows on a different partition(C:). There is only files and
folders on the F: drive.
THE PROBLEM
After mounting the F: . The p
On Fri, 15 Aug 2003 08:27:04 +0200
"Giampiero Iommi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good morning to everyone.and excuse me for my 'terrible' english.
> I'm an absolute beginner with linux, but immediately I have a problem that i can 't
> resolve.
> I try to install an automatic windows fat part
Good morning to everyone.and excuse me for my
'terrible' english.
I'm an absolute beginner with linux, but
immediately I have a problem that i can 't resolve.
I try to install an automatic windows fat
partion onto linux (RH 9.A secon edition), but, during the loading initial phase
of the
here's what i have in my fstab :
/dev/hda5 /mnt/windows1 vfat
auto,owner,users,umask=000 0 0
HTH,
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having a few problems..
I know I can't set permissions on fat32 partitions but it's the only
format that I can think of that allows me to read and write to in both
winxp and linux (apart from ntfs but writing under linux is dodgy)
So.. I have fat32.. and (as root) everything works fine.. b
mount I just
add them to the group I specified in gid?
Cheers
Kel
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Hi!
Use the options
Hey all.. just a quick question..
I've mounted a partition (ide4) to /mnt/filestore successfully but I'm
having a few problems..
I know I can't set permissions on fat32 partitions but it's the only
format that I can think of that allows me to read and write to in both
winxp a
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Hi!
Use the options umask= and gid= when mounting the filesystem. Ex. fstab
entry:
/dev/hdd1/mnt/filestorevfatauto,umask=007,gid=100
/Johan Andersson
Kelerion wrote:
>Hey all.. just a quick question..
>
>I
ux 6 years and the more I learn the more I
realise what little I know.. Lol
Cheers
Kel
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ahh.. ok.. that makes sense
thanks for the help :)
cheers
Kel
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Yes, or you can
On Thu, 2003-08-07 at 05:40, Johan Andersson wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Use the options umask= and gid= when mounting the filesystem.
> Ex. fstab entry:
> /dev/hdd1/mnt/filestorevfatauto,umask=007,gid=100
>
I remember I did that once and didnt work. If it doesnt work as is, then
change the umas
is there a way to change permission on a mounted fat32
partition Iam a directiory on it as an alais in my web but
when I try to acces it from the web it gives you do not
have permision to acces this direcory I can only read
write to it as root and when I change it using file
manager super
in your /etc/fstab
/dev/hdXY /mount-point vfatdefaults0 0
--- "Brent L. Cox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
> how would I set it to where it would mount the fat32
>
> parition automatic after a reboot?
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Hope this helps,
Phil Savoie
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how would I set it to where it would mount the fat32 parition automatic
after a reboot?
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Thanks.
Ok well I think I can create a fat32 volume larger than 32GB with partition magic
under windows xp even if i cannot do so with the standard windows formatting tools
under xp. So if I can do this, would I still have any problems? It seems not.
The reason why i want fat32 is to enable
>From the Micro$oft web site:
The maximum possible number of clusters on a volume using the FAT32 file
system is 268,435,445. With a maximum of 32 KB per cluster with space for
the file allocation table (FAT), this equates to a maximum disk size of
approximately 8 terabytes (TB).
You can
> Hi all.
> can anyone tell me if there is a size limit to a fat32 partition.
> i was under the impression that they can only be 32 GB in size. is this
correct?
> If it is possible, and if i create a larger one than that, what problems
may i have?
> this is so i can share data bet
Hi all.
can anyone tell me if there is a size limit to a fat32 partition.
i was under the impression that they can only be 32 GB in size. is this correct?
If it is possible, and if i create a larger one than that, what problems may i have?
this is so i can share data between windows xp and red
Hello list
I've a strange problem end any help would be appreciated.
I've a box with two disks. The first as Win XP installed and when I decided
to try the Linux I've formatted the second with only one partition and
leaving about 20 GB of free space for Linux. Next thing I've installing
Linux w
I use Redhat 8 and mounted a FAT32 partition. I've the problem now, that
folders or files with german letters like ä,ö,ü etc. are locked. I think it's
a problem with the codepage, but I couldn't fixed that. Can anyone help me?
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I am running a RH
7.2 system with stock kernel. My FSTAB file mounts sdb1 at boot. I
am getting the following message and booting stops until I press Ctrl
+c:
checking
filesystems
WARNING: FAT32 support is still
ALPHA
What's this all
about and how do I stop it from hau
Got message
> saying "Unable to align partition properly. Safe to ignore"...so I
> did. Replaced LILO with GRUB, same partition. On boot, machine hangs.
>
> Messages as follow:
>
> WARNING: FAT32 SUPPORT IS STILL ALPHA (twice)
> dosfsc 2.7 14 Feb 2001, FAT32, LFN
>
Just upgraded from 7.1 to 7.2. All apparently went okay. Got message
saying "Unable to align partition properly. Safe to ignore"...so I
did. Replaced LILO with GRUB, same partition. On boot, machine hangs.
Messages as follow:
WARNING: FAT32 SUPPORT IS STILL ALPHA (twice)
dos
On Thu, 03 May 2001, you wrote:
> Thanks,
> I copied the wrong line. Sorry about that. I claim lack of sleep :OP
>
Ahh... heh. :-) Not like any of US would do something like that. ;-) Go to bed!
Get some sleep! ;-)
John
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On Thu, 03 May 2001
On Thu, 03 May 2001, you wrote:
> /dev/sdd1 /data3 ext2 defaults 1 2
>
> This is how I have one of my SCSI disks mounting automaticly with
> /etc/fstab. Hope it helps you out some
>
Err...you missed one thing...he wants to mount a FAT32 (Windows) disk... For
that
On Thu, 03 May 2001, you wrote:
> How can I month fat32 disk on /dev/hda5 automatically
> What should I write on /etc/fstab?
>
> /dev/hda5 /mnt/hda5 ? defaults? ?
>
?=vfat
John
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/dev/hda5 /mnt/hda5 vfatdefaults0 0
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%-> my MP3 files are horribly fragmented on my FAT32
%-> partition. I put them there with bladeenc under Linux, and Windows2000
%-> tells me I have about 500 fragments PER FILE.
%->
%-> So maybe something similar is happening - any peculiarities to how
%-> FAT32 stores big (4 M
I don't experience interruptions, BUT -
my MP3 files are horribly fragmented on my FAT32
partition. I put them there with bladeenc under Linux, and Windows2000
tells me I have about 500 fragments PER FILE.
So maybe something similar is happening - any peculiarities to how
FAT32 stores b
On Tue, 19 Sep 2000, John MacLean wrote:
> Hi,
> I presently dual boot between Win98SE (hba: FAT32, 30GB 7200 Maxtor ATA66)
> and RHL 6.2 (hbb: ext2, 6.4GB 5400 Quantum ATA33) and I have various
> multimedia files on the Windows drive. PIII 600, 128 MB RAM.
> Playback of
Hi,
I also encountered this problem. It took some `nice'ing and
`renice'ing, but I finally got various X applications to work
smoothly when opened concurrently. In order to set a
negative/higher priority to xmms, I had to be root, so from a
xterm, you'd type:
su -c 'nice -n -5 xmms *.mp3 &'
pa
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Subject: Playing mp3 in linux from a FAT32 drive; experiencing disruptions
Hi,
I presently dual boot between Win98SE (hba: FAT32, 30GB 7
Hi,
I presently dual boot between Win98SE (hba: FAT32, 30GB 7200 Maxtor ATA66)
and RHL 6.2 (hbb: ext2, 6.4GB 5400 Quantum ATA33) and I have various
multimedia files on the Windows drive. PIII 600, 128 MB RAM.
Playback of MP3 (via WinAmp) usually plays uninterrupted (except when some
really dumb
On Mon, 14 Aug 2000, Leonard den Ottolander wrote:
> Hello John,
>
> > Does lsmod list the vfat module?
> >
> > Bret
>
> And if it doesn't make sure you do not only have vfat.o but also fat.o! vfat
> depends on fat.
>
> Bye,
>
>
Hello John,
> Does lsmod list the vfat module?
>
> Bret
And if it doesn't make sure you do not only have vfat.o but also fat.o! vfat
depends on fat.
Bye,
Leonard.
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John Blackmore wrote:
> I had actually tried that, modprobe vfat doesn't return anything, I assumed
> that meant it found the module. What if I have a bad file allocation table?
> Any prayers to recover the files?
>
> I get the same with msdos as the fstype.
Does lsmod list the vfat module?
Bre
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Subject: RE: reading FAT32
On Sat, 12 Aug 2000, John Blackmore wrote:
> Well, whaddya know, a Winblows 98 start disk gave me access to all 3
drives
> I thought were lost. Now what
> > I get "mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hda5, or too
> > many mounted file systems"
> >
> > I seriously doubt it's the latter, I only have / mounted otherwise.
> >
> > Some more history, I've checked fdisk in linu
otherwise.
>
> Some more history, I've checked fdisk in linux, it says they're 'Win95
> FAT32' drives. The HOWTO says to use 'vfat' to mount. I've also verified
> that vfat.o exists in /lib/modules/2.2.12-20/fs.
>
> I think I may try formatting o
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hda5, or too
> many mounted file systems"
>
> I seriously doubt it's the latter, I only have / mounted otherwise.
>
> Some more history, I've checked fdisk in linux, it says they're 'Win95
> FAT32
I had linux before with Win98 and had two fat32 partitions and I used msdos
as mounting type and they worked fine...
I don't know if this helps but try...
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;s happening:
>
> I try "mount -r -t vfat /dev/hda5 /d" as root
>
> I get "mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hda5, or too
> many mounted file systems"
>
> I seriously doubt it's the latter, I only have / mounted otherwise.
>
ot; as root
I get "mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hda5, or too
many mounted file systems"
I seriously doubt it's the latter, I only have / mounted otherwise.
Some more history, I've checked fdisk in linux, it says they're 'Win95
FAT32'
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> Will this work, even though it's from Win98 and the drives are FAT32?
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Stephen Liu [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi John,
> Then the install disk couldn't even recognize my drives.
What kind of drive is it? SCSI, IDE, size, partition table?
> I tried installing NT and recognized the drives, but couldn't read them.
Which NT? As Remon suggested, try a windos bootfloppy and see if you can
Hi John,
> I installed RH6.1 on what used to be the C: drive, after I wiped the MBR
> with 'fdisk /mbr'. I'd like to get at the data on my D:, E:, and F:
drives,
> that should have been left intact. I've tried using 'auto' for the fstype
in
> fstab with no luck. I've tried...
>
> mount -t vfat /d
x27;s something i really
(well, kinda) know.
Remon
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Onderwerp: RE: reading FAT32
>On Mon, 07 Aug 2000, you wrote:
>> N
Hi all,
This is my first post, please bare with me! I tried to upgrade Win98 to
Win2K this weekend and the end result was 'Missing Operating System' error
at bootup. Nice, eh? Then the install disk couldn't even recognize my
drives. I tried installing NT and recognized the drives, but couldn't r
f John Aldrich
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> Subject: RE: reading FAT32
>
>
> On Mon, 07 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> > No can do, all drives are on the same physical device.
> Probably should have
> > tried that before insta
On Mon, 07 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> No can do, all drives are on the same physical device. Probably should have
> tried that before installing RH. Dang.
>
Man, this is a REAL puzzler... I'll be interested to know if you can
salvage the windows partitions!
John
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> Subject: Re: reading FAT32
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Why don't you place your harddrive in another computer as a
> second harddisk?
> Then you could burn your data on a CD-R (if the computer has
> a CDwriter in
> it).
>
> Just make sure the Bios does see
Did that, they're reported as "Win 95 FAT32", aka type "b". I don't think it
whacked the partition table, the partitions showed up as expected during
Linux install. Thanks.
-John
PS - the quote in your sig is just soo appropriate in my case. :)
> -Ori
On Mon, 07 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> This is my first post, please bare with me! I tried to upgrade Win98 to
> Win2K this weekend and the end result was 'Missing Operating System' error
> at bootup. Nice, eh? Then the install disk couldn't even recognize my
> drives. I tried installing
John:
Use the Linux fdisk on the drives to see what it is reporting for a
partition type, or if you had more than one partition, for all of them.
Maybe W2K screwed with the partition type. Maybe even worse, it
removed the partition table.
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Onderwerp: reading FAT32
>Hi all,
>
>This is my first post, please bare with me! I tried to upgrade Win98 to
>Win2K this w
Hi all,
This is my first post, please bare with me! I tried to upgrade Win98 to
Win2K this weekend and the end result was 'Missing Operating System' error
at bootup. Nice, eh? Then the install disk couldn't even recognize my
drives. I tried installing NT and recognized the drives, but couldn't r
>
> > Here is /etc/fstab listing below. Notice /dev/hda6 has a mount point of /win
> > and already mounted. /win is FAT16. I did not recently request mounting to
> > hda1 because it is FAT32 which I could mount by default or manual but it could
> > not be read fro
a6 has a mount point of /win
> and already mounted. /win is FAT16. I did not recently request mounting to
> hda1 because it is FAT32 which I could mount by default or manual but it could
> not be read from.
>
I believe you're confused. Standard fat (16) is type
"msdos,"
I did not recently request mounting to
hda1 because it is FAT32 which I could mount by default or manual but it could
not be read from.
/dev/hda9 / ext2defaults1 1
/dev/hda7 /boot ext2defaults1 2
/dev/hda8
Dumb question, Why would he run both? Don't both
do the same job??
Joe
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> Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2000 6:02 PM
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> Subject: Re: FAT32
>
>
> On Sun, 11 Jun 2000, CH
On Sun, 11 Jun 2000, CH wrote:
> I am using default kernel when I install. I am using RH6.2. The installer
> automatically
> mount FAT16 when I name the mount point to FAT16 as /win. Actually it was
> RH6.0
> when I tried FAT32. I do not really remember if I tried it on 6.2 b
I am using default kernel when I install. I am using RH6.2. The installer
automatically
mount FAT16 when I name the mount point to FAT16 as /win. Actually it was
RH6.0
when I tried FAT32. I do not really remember if I tried it on 6.2 but I
tried it afterward.
I guess that may be the problem
On Sun, 11 Jun 2000, CH wrote:
>
> Actually, it did automatically mount /win (which I made this to be my dos
> mounting point) when it is a FAT16 partition. I could not get it to mount
> FAT32 partition. When I did actually mount FAT32 using the same command I
> would for FAT16
Probably because you didn't TELL the installer you wanted
> 'em mounted automagically. :-) Linux, as good as it's
> gotten, still can't read your mind. :-)
> John
Actually, it did automatically mount /win (which I made this to be my dos
mounting point) when it is a
On Sat, 10 Jun 2000, CH wrote:
>
> If that is the case, then why would the installer not automatically mount
> them and when I used FAT16 then it is recognized and mounted? Even after I
> install RH 6.0 then I still could not mount them? Now I have RH6.2 so I
> will try again.
>
Probably becau
On Sat, 10 Jun 2000, Joel Lansden wrote:
> Make sure you have VFAT support compiled directly into your kernel, then
> make a directory you want to use as a mount point.
> Then,
>
> mount -t vfat /dev/devicename /mountpoint
>
Stock (from the CD) kernels pretty much come with vfat
support, in my e
At 12:05 PM 6/10/00 -0700, you wrote:
>>>How can I mount WIN FAT32 partitions in Linux?
>>mount -t vfat /dev/hdaX /cdrive
>
>If that is the case, then why would the installer not automatically mount
>them and when I used FAT16 then it is recognized and mounted? Even afte
>>How can I mount WIN FAT32 partitions in Linux?
>mount -t vfat /dev/hdaX /cdrive
If that is the case, then why would the installer not automatically mount
them and when I used FAT16 then it is recognized and mounted? Even after I
install RH 6.0 then I still could not mount them? N
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> Subject: FAT32
>
>
> Sorry, maybe I´m asking something stupid...
> How can I mount WIN FAT32 partitions in Linux?
> (I have Linux 2.0.32)
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mount -t vfat /dev/hdaX /cdrive
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Sorry, maybe I´m asking something stu
On Sat, 10 Jun 2000, Ezequiel Pozzo wrote:
> Sorry, maybe I´m asking something stupid...
> How can I mount WIN FAT32 partitions in Linux?
> (I have Linux 2.0.32)
>
mount -t vfat
For example:
mount -t vfat /dev/hda3 /dos/Drive_c
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on 19/3/2000 9:43 PM, Samuel Flory shot down the bitstream:
> Edward Marczak wrote:
>>
>> on 19/3/2000 7:43 PM, Morse shot down the bitstream:
>>
>>> How do I mount a FAT32 Logical drive within a DOS extended partition.
>>> the drive is hda4 but how
Edward Marczak wrote:
>
> on 19/3/2000 7:43 PM, Morse shot down the bitstream:
>
> > How do I mount a FAT32 Logical drive within a DOS extended partition.
> > the drive is hda4 but how do I designate the logical...it is the third
> > logical within the extended
Morse wrote:
>
> How do I mount a FAT32 Logical drive within a DOS extended partition.
> the drive is hda4 but how do I designate the logical...it is the third
> logical within the extended partition.
> TIA
> morse
>
The third logical drive within hda4 should be hda7
on 19/3/2000 7:43 PM, Morse shot down the bitstream:
> How do I mount a FAT32 Logical drive within a DOS extended partition.
> the drive is hda4 but how do I designate the logical...it is the third
> logical within the extended partition.
I missed a character in my previous reply. Th
on 19/3/2000 7:43 PM, Morse shot down the bitstream:
> How do I mount a FAT32 Logical drive within a DOS extended partition.
> the drive is hda4 but how do I designate the logical...it is the third
> logical within the extended partition.
Try /dev/hd8. If not, it should be aro
How do I mount a FAT32 Logical drive within a DOS extended partition.
the drive is hda4 but how do I designate the logical...it is the third
logical within the extended partition.
TIA
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* Pete Online" ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> Hi
>
> I wish to set the perssions on my fat32 drive so I can install
> vmware to it but even as root I can't write to it can I get a little
> help please, I'm the only one using this machine and it's at home
> so
Hi
I wish to set the perssions on my fat32 drive so I can install
vmware to it but even as root I can't write to it can I get a little
help please, I'm the only one using this machine and it's at home
so I don't have to much to worry about as far as others accessing it
Ch
Hi,
Has anyone done this before? Is it safe?
Jyan-Min Fang
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FAT32 or FAT32(LBA), can they be mounted by the same way?
Michael Jinks wrote:
> Albert Leung wrote:
> >
> > I have got RedHat 5.1 which comes with kernel 2.0.34. In the documents
> > it says that the kernel can see 32-bit fat but I can't seem to be able
> >
First thanks to all that reponded. Turns out that mount under
Linux is different than mount under AmigaOS. 8-)
> > Am I doing something dumb here? Anyone have FAT32 working?
>
> Dunno about the FAT32 part, but generic mount requires that
> 1) the /D directory exists (well, D
Hi Doug,
Here are some remedial suggestions from a novice user who recently went
through the process of getting everything to work. My fstab for the fat32
partitions looks like this:
/dev/hda1 /mnt/dosc vfat rw 0 2
/dev/hda6 /mnt/dosd
;/D":
>
> [root@localhost /root]# mount /D
> mount: mount point /D does not exist
>
> Am I doing something dumb here? Anyone have FAT32 working?
Try creating a dir at the top (/) called win95. Then:
mount /win95
Or you can create any other directory at the top
> Now try to mount "/D":
>
> [root@localhost /root]# mount /D
> mount: mount point /D does not exist
>
> Am I doing something dumb here? Anyone have FAT32 working?
Dunno about the FAT32 part, but generic mount requires that
1) the /D directory exists (well, DOE
umm, try mkdir /D ?
On Mon, 15 Jun 1998, Doug Smoak wrote:
|I'm still trying to mount FAT32 partitions under RH5.0 w/2.0.34 kernel.
|
|Here's a session "transcript".
|
|First the kernel version:
|
|[root@localhost /root]# uname -r
|2.0.34
|
|
|Then fdisk output:
|
|Disk
I'm still trying to mount FAT32 partitions under RH5.0 w/2.0.34 kernel.
Here's a session "transcript".
First the kernel version:
[root@localhost /root]# uname -r
2.0.34
Then fdisk output:
Disk /dev/hda: 255 heads, 63 sectors, 638 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 16065 *
1 - 100 of 158 matches
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