well im having a strange problem in fedora3 regarding partitioned drives which is containing winXP and win98, i cant find it or view it from fedora as aslo the drive containing fedora cant be seen from winXP or win98.Please tell me wat u do,as when im using any live CD distribution,i am able to see all my drives.Also there is problem in configuring internet through fedora's internet wizard.What should i do to configure my net connection which im using through dialup (modem of techcom with pctel chip).Im little desperate , so kindly tell me what should i do.


jaideep.
kooljaiin@yahoo.com

1) are the drives listed in /etc/fstab ?
- if not, read and put them in there
2) Is the modem a hard or soft modem (probably the latter) and if the latter, are the drivers installed?

well thanks but i am still unable to find it as u said ,infact im not able to find /etc/fstab in fedora

Fedora does not include NTFS support in its default kernel.
It also does not automatically configure to mount windows partitions either.

There have lots of posts the website on how to mount vfat (FAT32) and NTFS partitions.

To see how the drives are partitioned log in as root and in a console window enter the command:
fdisk -l (that is a small L)

You need to create a directory to use as a mount point and then add an entry in the /etc/fstab file.

Try kppp