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Hello, I installed linux mandrake and make FAT partition size 1.5GB to share files between linux and windows. I download rpm package from internet (in windows XP) and I copied that to FAT partition so I can install it under linux. Now when I boot to mandrake linux how to find that package i.e. how to acces that FAT partition?
You should include that partition in your /etc/fstab file to mount it automatically and
have a normal user read/write to it. Adjust this line to suit your situation:
That's a lot of information at once.
Here, I made a screenshot.
Can you recommend what exactly to do. I'm a bit frustrated since, I'm a linux user for a little more then 25 hours...
Ups it seems I cannot attach picture...
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