You need to first make a mount point for the second partition. As a root type
mkdir /mnt/windows2
if the second partitions number is hda2 then you can mount it using
mount -t /dev/hda2 /mnt/windows2
if you don't know the number of the partition, you can find it out using fdisk
type.
fdisk /dev/hda
once you are in fdisk, you can ask it to print the current partition table.
it should display all the partitions along with their numbers.
you can then use the number to mount that particular partition.
-Anand
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