Hi there,
go to the /mnt directory and type
mount -t vfat /dev/???? /mnt/cdrom
where I've put ????, just replace with whatever the device type is, i.e
hard drive 1, first primary partition is hda1, but I can't remember. If
you edit your fstab file (under /etc I think) it should tell you,
cheers
Johann
Robin K Fry wrote:
> When on leave in Vancouver, I downloaded the latest version of
> Xfree86 and burned it unto a CD. When I returned to work I found to my
> dismay that because there is a space in the directory name Linux will
> not change to that directory. In desperation I have been reading
> the Red Hat Installation Guide. In the section on Linuxconf, under Fs
> Type it states "Red Hat 5.2 can access FAT32 filesystems using the
> VFAT filesystem type." But that's all it tells me!? Can anyone tell my
> how one goes about this or how to access my CD? Thanks to one and
> allRobin
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