first make your mount points. ie 'mkdir /mnt/disk2-Fat', 'mkdir /mnt/disk1-Linux', etc, whatever you want to call them.
then find out what device file each partition is using. you can use 'fdisk -l' to see all the partitions/disks recognized on your system. '/dev/hda1' is your primary master IDE hard drive, partition #1. '/dev/hda2' is your primary master IDE hard drive, partition #2, and so on. '/dev/hdb1' is your primary slave IDE hard drive, partition #1, etc..
you then use this device file and mount the file system to your mount point. ie 'mount /dev/hda2 /mnt/Disk2-FAT -t vfat -o rw' will mount /dev/hda2 to the folder /mnt/Disk2-FAT as a FAT partition, allowing read-write access. see 'man mount' for lots of more information and options.
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