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I have to hard disks one is 4 GB , the other is 40 GB /
I have installed the linux on the 4GB one ,
the 40 GB has windows XP and its Second Partion is Fat32 (its first partition is NTFS )
I know that I cant access to NTFS one but how I can acess to the Fats32 partiion of the 40 GB hard ?
in a terminal you can issue the command
man mount to see that linux can read ntfs and vfat formats.....subject to your kernel compiled for them or modules inserted for them.....lets assume so .....there are 2 ways to read those MS partitions
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one off......
in a terminal issue commands like this
su (and root password)
mkdir /ntfs
mkdir /fat
mount -t ntfs /dev/hda1 /ntfs
mount -t vfat /dev/hda2 /vfat
open a file manager to check
assuming MS is on your first drive, heh heh and is IDE change it if its not....post your /etc/fstab if any probs
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continous use...
in a terminal issue commands
su (and root password)
mkdir /ntfs
mkdir /fat
and if you are a beginner then issue command
konqueror to get root power file manager
navigate to /etc/fstab and add 2 lines to it like this
with same disclaimer on your hardware configs as for the first way
and reboot to test
(2) if you do not want the person to have read/write powers but read only make the listing something like
ro,notail
(3) and with su powers you can change the access permissions for the folders /ntfs etc so your kids can not see them etc
hi im new here will ther be kindly enouhgt to help me how to install my corel draw 10,11,12 for the linux version in having a troblle instralling this program
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