>
> - What is the magic command to read DOS partitions? I would like to copy
> files from Windows to Linux. Or am I saying things that make you all laugh
> because it is not possible!??
I've found almost anything to be possible with Linux and reading DOS
partitions is simple.
1st, as root, mkdir /dos. 2nd, mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /dos. /dev/hda1
would be changed to whatever partition is a DOS partition. Also, check
out man mount for more info on types of partitions that can be mounted.
> - What would be the Linux equivalent for the DOS command "dir /p" which
> shows one screen of data at the time?
You can try ls -al |more for something similar.
GT
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