How to mount the Hard disk
Hi!
I use Fedora 5 and WinXP, I have 4 partitions I want mount partitions to read, write, delete their contents and always start when Linux run as Windows Please help me. Thank You |
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hi,
#mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/win check your windows partition hda1 is sample only. create /mnt/win directory. After that u can access windows partiton :newbie: |
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The second sentence does not make sense. Can you restate what you are trying to do? |
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regards |
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Sounds like a plague or something that was unleashed on the computing world.......;) |
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those which have (and the compiled ones) still don't have "secure" write option for NTFS. And obviously i'm not telling you this b'coz i know u know all these things better than me. So won't it be a "terror" kinda thing for newbies. "kernel compilation" itself is a challenging task for them. regards |
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In this case, the OP needs to check in and clarify what he is trying to do..... |
I mount ok but I can't move, copy, delete, rename files
mount /dev/hdb5 -t auto /mnt/BackUp If I log in as root I can rename, copy but I log in user I only can read. Please help me |
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