Bernie wrote:
>
> Actually this is were (standard) Linux hides the
> information from you
It's not hidden from the user. Just enter "mount"
to see where everything is.
> and DOS users often want to know what things are
> and were they come from. So will most people, but
> perhaps not on these things.
Fine. If you are so keen on C: D: E: then name
your mountpoints /C: /D: /E: It's your choice.
> But it's vital IMHO to know where this HD is and
> which one it is.
OK Bernie, answer me this: on my system I have three
harddrives (primary master, primary slave and secondary
master). Some of the drives have more than one partition;
some partitions are visible to DOS and some aren't.
DOS shows three logical drives (C: D: and E:).
On which harddrive is E: ?
Cheers,
Steven
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