>IIRC, adding the appropriate line to /etc/fstab will get it mounted at
>boot time. But Scott is right, the file system is read only and will
>> And that you want access, from Linux, to read and write to the
>> other (NTFS) partition of your hard drive (where WinNT lives)?
The only simple way I see to share data between linux and NT is to use a
FAT16 partition.
I never tried to read a FAT32 partition (Win95 Release C and Win98) with NT,
but it's working with Linux.
mount -t vfat /dev/xxxx /mnt/whatever
The vfat "feature" is loaded as a module on my debian 2.1, and I won't be
helpful to tell you how, as I am getting involved into linux progressively.
I choosed to install the vfat module during the installation of debian, and
I'm pretty happy with it for now ;-)
Hope it may help you
Fred
