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I just answered to a thread that is asking the very same question. Try to search the website before posting a repeating question.
Anyway...what distro are you using?
...if everything was configured correctly...then what you have to do is this.
Make a folder in /mnt
mkdir /mnt/Winxp
then type the following command
but before...you need to know which partition your Winxp is.
maybe it's /dev/hda1..but you need to find out.
So, if it was /dev/hda1 then you would type the command like this:
mount -t ntfs /dev/hda1 /mnt/Winxp
type this as root. then the drive ought be mounted in the folder /mnt/Winxp
>I have been browsing arround on the net and did not found any solusion.
Not to be rude but you must not have looked very hard. I know for a fact that mounting partitions is dealt with quite extensively in the Redhat docs. (www.redhat.com)
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