> Now try to mount "/D":
>
> [root@localhost /root]# mount /D
> mount: mount point /D does not exist
>
> Am I doing something dumb here? Anyone have FAT32 working?
Dunno about the FAT32 part, but generic mount requires that
1) the /D directory exists (well, DOES it?!)
and
2) that you tell mount 'what' to mount, as in
mount /dev/hda6 /D
and, if you compiled FAT32 support as a module instead of direct into the
kernel, you'd need to insmod or modprobe the file system driver code before
doing a mount.
Or, it could be something else entirely... ;-)
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