Joerg Bartels wrote:
>
> Yep,that is the situation. Under DOS all works well, I can
> go to D: etc. there is no error message, chkdsk from DR-DOS
> runs ok.
That's good. You don't have a serious problem.
> Its that Linux (BasicLinux or Mulinux) can not mount the HDD.
Which HDD are we talking about, C: or D: ?
To mount the C: drive, do this:
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mount /dev/hda1 /mnt
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What response do you get?
To mount the D: drive, first you need to figure out what
its designation is. Run 'dmesg' and look for the Partition
check. You should see hda1 (your C: drive). Can you see
which partition is your D: drive?
If you have a CDrom drive on the same IDE cable as your C:
drive, then it will probably be hdb. Then your D: drive
is probably hdc1. However, if your D: drive is on the same
cable as the C: drive, then it will probably be hdb1.
Cheers,
Steven
