questions on fat32 disk partition
hello,
I have a couple of questions:
1. Firstly I have the following configuration:
Suse 8.0 distro
Disk 1: 3 partitions
C: boot partition for windows
D: main software for windows 2K
E: FAT32 shared partition for sharing data between.
Disk 2: 2 partitions
1. LInux main part 8.5GB
2. linux swap 500MB
now what I would like to do is to make my linux home directory the root directory of drive E:, and to have it automatically mounted at boot time. How would I do this in Suse 8.0?
2. With the above partitions I am having trouble executing a basic helloworld c program from the Fat32 partition. I have it mounted at /windows/e/ so I will change to that directory and type ./hello to execute, but it says hello: permission denied even though I have done a chmod to set the right permissions. It works fine when run from my current home directory on the linux partition.
-------------Terminal Output ----------
rg@linux:/windows/E> ls -l hello
-rwxr-xr-x 1 rg users 13468 Mar 14 00:48 hello
rg@linux:/windows/E> ./hello
bash: ./hello: Permission denied
thankyou for any help on this guys.
Rich.
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