Felipe,
First, you're going about it the correct way, but you need a few
changes. Change your filesystem to VFAT instead of FAT32. When Linux
writes files to FAT32, Windows cannot always read the filenames. Second,
as posted before, make sure that your mount points are correct.
Example:
mount -t vfat /dev/hda5 /mnt/windows
ls /mnt/windows/
That should allow everything to work. Just make sure that if you want
Windows to see the files, that you put them in the /mnt/windows (or
whatever you name it) directory.
Deven
Felipe Vegan wrote:
OK He's the deal..
I'm a new linux user, and I'm trying to share files between Windows
and Linux, So that's why I did a extra partion FAT32.
In Windows I put some files PDF in the FAT32 partition so I could see
them on Linux. So thanks to the emails the some of you people send me
(Wish I appreciated very much :-) ). I put on Linux Terminal the
commands mount -t vfat/dev/hda5/mnt/fat32.. I put /dev/hda5
because I saw in the hardware browser that was the direction of the
FAT32 partion..But now what I have to do to see on Linuxs the files
PDF that I put in the FAT32 partition when I was in windows?? Some
friend told me that I could see the PDF files in /mnt but I only can
see the floppy and the cd folders when I'm there.. So what I need to do??
Felipe
