If you have a FAT16 Win95 partition, all you have to do is add the
following line to your fstab
/dev/hda?? /mnt/??? vfat defaults 0 0
where /dev/hda?? is the your Windows partition
and /mnt/??? is where you want in mounted in Linux (I use /mnt/msdos)
If vfat causes problems for you, try using msdos or umsdos (although
I've had problems trying to mount umsdos in fstab, and had to do it in
rc.local...)
--darkness
Robert A. Lair wrote:
>
> Hello Everyone,
>
> How do I view my Win95 partitions through linux? If I just have to
> add a line to my fstab file, what do I type? I know it needs to be
> vfat, but what about the rest of the lines? I thought last time I
> installed linux 4.2, it automatically added the dos partitions to the
> fstab, and I just had to change the msdos tab to vfat. Did I miss
> something in the install? My dos hard drives arent even listed in
> fstab. HELP!
>
> Bob
> -----------------------------------
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