Hello djemmy, Thursday, December 19, 2002, 6:15:27 AM, you wrote:
dy> Hi, all. dy> it's me again. Mr. Pedro tells me that we can mount the windows partition from LINUX. dy> i use suse 7.2 on my primary master hardisk, i want to mount the Windows FAT32 partition my primary slave hardisk so i can use the files from it. can u help me, how to mount this hardisk ?? It's not the ltsp-typical setup, but proceed like this: Your primary slave harddisk is /dev/hdb in any standard setup. # fdisk -l /dev/hdb will tell you which partitions exist on that drive. You will recognize any fat32 partitions, and remember their name (e.g. /dev/hdb1). Then do # mkdir /windows for the mount point where to hang the drive in and # mount /dev/hdb /windows -t vfat -o fat=32 the drive. If this fails, perhaps your suse 7.2 kernel has no support for fat32? Possibly it only has read-only support as I remember older SuSEs had this feature to protect the fat32 from buggy kernel drivers (the fat32 driver went through some development). If it was successful, # ls -al /windows should give you a nice dir listing. If everything works fine, you can make your system mount that device on every boot. For this, edit /etc/fstab and enter a line like /dev/hdb1 /windows vfat fat=32 0 0 and enjoy. Perhaps you should have asked this on a more general-topic list than on ltsp-discuss, but no matter. HTH, Anselm mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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