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I have Red hat linux 9 installed. in the previos version I use to mount the fat32 partition by linuxconf command .
But in this version linux reports this command as bad.
when I try to manually mount the other fat32 partition ,Linux gives error of non-entry partition.
what should I have to do to mount the fat32 partition (suppose hd6)?
Thanks in advcance
Dibyendra
Hello acid_kewpie ,
the command I tried was as follows
mount /mnt/hda6
but it gave the error that there's no entry in /etc/fstab file.
There are no entry of fat32 partition in fstab.only linux ex3 partition ,floopy,cdrom are present .
what should I do?
Please advice
Thanking you
Dibyendra
Filesharing across platforms. Security (a few obscure ways). Don't know how to format filesystem. Have a lot of files that would take too long to back up to change filesystems.
Ohhhh. so if i wanted to look at a windows file from linux i wouldnt have to reboot into windows? i could mount the FAT32 from linux and look at say a text file or something?
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