Interesting situation. When I originally partitioned my hard drive I created it in the Disk Drake utility during setup. It was created w/ a 5GB win drive, followed by a 250MB /boot, 250MB swap, and 4GB ext3 / drive, and the other 8GB was created into another win partition. Well after having decided to take the 1 month challenge I decided I no longer needed my 8GB partition in Win form, so I changed the SOB over to ext3, which worked perfectly.
Now here's the situation. When trying to mount the drive through mount and linuxconf I get an error message which sais: mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hda8, or too many mounted file systems. Now, if I go into the "mount points" in the Control Centre I can mount the partition fine. It sais its saving to the fstab, however I'm not sure. If anyone has any ideas, or could suggest a way to tell what arguments the Control Centre is passing to the mount command I would greatly appreciate. NB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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