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After i reinstalled xp i cant write or delete in windows partitions. Only read. I formated the disk with fat32. From the command-line i cant get into Documents and Settings in xp. How can write again to windows?
In your fstab make sure you don't have ro in the line where you would have your fat32 info. I did that by accident early on when I didn't know what I was doing an just copied a line off of a random website.
As for getting access to Docs and settings from the command line you can type
Code:
cd Documents\ and\ Settings
to get in there.
hint: If you are typing on the command line you can hit the tab button to complete you command. if you type cd Docu and hit tab then it will complete as much of the command as it can.
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