Re: access fat32 partition in rh7.2

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 --- Dhananjay Kansara <djkan@xxxxxxxxxxxx> escribió: 
> 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

On your /etc/fstab you have to add a line like this
one:
/dev/hda8               /mnt/windows     vfat   
auto,user,rw      0 0
This will allow your partition to get mounted on your
boot, for example on /mnt/windows or where you want.

Cheers

=====
--

Manuel Aróstegui Linux user 200896
http://manuel.todo-linux.com


		
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