According to Mike Barnes: While burning my CPU.
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> Can Linux see FAT32? and if so how would I configure/mount that in the fstab
> file and have it automatically mount it at boot up?
> I have Win98 on hda and Linux on hdc
> /boot partition is on hda6
Yes, a standard install should have a module in
/lib/modules/kernel_version_number/fs/vfat.o if you are running Kerneld then
it should get loaded automaticly, so with an entry in /etc/fstab as;
/dev/hda1 /dos vfat defaults 0 0
1) i am using /dev/hda1 as you mentioned /dev/hda
2) you must create a directory /dos to use the above example.
If Kerneld is not running you will need to load the modules with 'modprobe
vfat'
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> also when I went to repartition my Win HD (after I installed linux) I ran
> fdisk and it hangs up
> (never had a problem with it, until I installed linux)
> is this because it can't see the linux partition?
I have no idea..
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> Mike Barnes
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Regards Richard.
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