Re: [tomsrtbt] Newbie - is there FAT32 ?

[Tom Oehser]

> However the Windows partition is not FAT16 which the mount command knows
> about but "FAT32 Win95"  its type is 0b, and I am losing the long
> filenames and possibly other things are wrong.

You are not having a fat16 vs. fat32 problem.

You are having a -t msdos vs. -t vfat problem.

Fat32 is detected automatically and completely supported.

But, it will default to msdos 8.3 file names.

Use "mount -t vfat ...".

-Tom