Sharing a fat32 partion - mount point 0

[Giampiero Iommi]

Good morning to everyone.....and excuse me for my 'terrible' english. I'm an absolute beginner with linux, but immediately I have a problem that i can 't resolve. I try to install an automatic windows fat partion onto linux (RH 9.A secon edition), but, during the loading initial phase of the system i get the following message : Mounting local file system : mount : the mount point 0 does not exist.      Error. (I traslate the message from my italian version of RH Linux)   What does it means, mount point 0 ? ...and what can i do to get round this problem ?   The following are the different steps i have done to install the partition: I enter the system as root user I make a directory 'fat' under /mnt I add the following row to the fstab file (hdb1 is my fat partition) /dev/hdb1  /mnt/fat    vfat           defaults,umask=000  0 0                   Any time I reboot the system, i get the previous error. However I can alwaysl access the /mnt/fat directory .... I also try to change the fstab file with the following row, that i have taken from the RH Documentation, but i always get the same error   /dev/hdb1       /mnt/fat       vfat      noauto,owner,user  0 0       Thank for all to everyone   Bye Gp