Re: access fat32 partition in rh7.2

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Do the following steps..
1.Create mount point(directories) in /mnt/
 ie mkdir /mnt/{C,D,E}
 
2.Edit /etc/fstab and add the following lines at the end.
/dev/hda1  /mnt/C vfat defaults 0 0
/dev/hda5 /mnt/D vfat defaults 0 0
/dev/hda6 /mnt/E vfat defaults 0 0
 
if u want to add specific options look at "mount" man page and change
"defaults" to options u need.
this would work only if u have the necessary modules compiled in
3. save and exit the file
4 now mount the partitions.
mount /mnt/C
mount /mnt/D
mount /mnt/E
 
i guess this list does not entertain windows related questions..
so think next time when u post .
Anish


Dhananjay Kansara <djkan@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi friends,

Im new to linux and want to access my two fat32 partitions in my redhat 7.2 installed in the same hard drive. My partition tables and fstab contents are mentioned below. Kindly let me know which files to edit to get these partitions mounted in linux, and do i have any options to access linux partitions in win98. 

Device start, end, system
/dev/hda1, 1, 487, win95 fat32
/dev/hda2 , 488, 2438, win95 ext'd (lba)
/dev/hda5, 488, 974, win95 fat32
/dev/hda6, 975, 1947, win95 fat32
/dev/hda7, 1948, 1950, linux
/dev/hda8, 1951, 1983, linux swap
/dev/hda9, 1984, 2438, linux


fstab
label=/ ,/, ext3, defaults, 1 1
label=/boot, /boot, ext3, defaults,1 2
none, /dev/pts, devpts, gid=5, mode=620",0 0
none ,/proc, proc, defaults,0 0
none, /dev/shm ,tmpfs, defaults,0 0
/dev/hda8 ,swap, swap, defaults,0 0
/dev/fd0, /mnt/floppy, auto , noauto.owner.kudzu,0 0


Dhananjay Kansara

WholE WorlD is A FamilY



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