According to Jerome Tan: While burning my CPU.
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> Hi there,
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> I linked my /Win98 to my drive C and it shows an empty files, is there a way
> to fix it? Was it a bug or an error on my configuration?
You possably have not mounted the /win98 partition.
How can we say if it is a "configuration issue" when you DONT tell us what
you are doing.
How have you linked it, linked it to what, drive C means very little on a
Linux system. Drive C is /dev/hda in Linux, but that in itself is not
enough, unless there is only one partition on /dev/hda which i doubt.
The way to go is mount the windows partition in a directory under '/' on
/dev/hda! where ! is the number of the partition.
mount /dev/hdb1 -tvfat /win98 would then be used to "mount" the win98
drive into the /win98 directory, the drive in this case is the first
partition on /dev/hdb (drive d:) secondary device on the primary controller.
To use vfat you possably will need kernel 2.0.34 or higher and will need to
have NLS and friends compiled into the kernel or as modules.
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