[email protected] (Ramiro Aceves) writes: >netbsd-acer# mount /dev/dk2 disco_fat/ >netbsd-acer# mount -v >netbsd-acer# echo "this is a hell" > test1 >netbsd-acer# cat test1 >netbsd-acer# echo "this is a hell2" > test2 >netbsd-acer# cat test2 >netbsd-acer# sync >netbsd-acer# mount -v >netbsd-acer# mount -v |grep dk2 >netbsd-acer# cd .. >netbsd-acer# pwd >/ >netbsd-acer# cd >netbsd-acer# umount disco_fat/ >netbsd-acer# mount /dev/dk2 disco_fat/ >netbsd-acer# cd disco_fat/ >netbsd-acer# ls >netbsd-acer# cat test1 >cat: test1: No such file or directory >netbsd-acer# cat test2 >cat: test2: No such file or directory
According to that log, you wrote the test files into the home directory of the root account but tried to read them on the mounted msdos filesystem.
