Today at 1:58pm, Paul K. Landers expounded:
++ I have a couple of AMD K-6 machines set to daul-boot
++ Mandrake7/win98. On the '98 side there are two partitions (c: and d:),
++ while Man7 runs from another drive.
++ What i'de like to do is have the d: drive as a common space 'twix
++ the two os's. I Can mount the c: drive from the Linux side(mount -t
++ vfat...), but when i try to mount the d: partition i get the "wrong file
++ type, bad superblock, or to many file systems..." error.
++ It goes on to ask if i'm not trying to mount an extended partition,
++ rather than a logical partition inside it?
++ Which i may be, but i don't know how to proceed?
++ mount -t vfat hda1 (etc) mounts the c: partition
++ thankyouverymuch
++ mount -t vfat hda2 (etc) chokes
++ What am i missing? pkl
Please send a copy of the output of the `p' (print) command for fdisk
/dev/hda .
D: does not necessarily map to hda2. You could also just try hda3-5.
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