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How To Access Fat32 Partition Within Linux RedHat 9.0
I Have Install Linux RedHat 9.0 On My Computer I Assign 10GB Out Of 40Gb For Linux RedHat 9.0 And Remaining 30Gb For Windows98 And Make It Fat32 Now I Want To Access Fat32 Partition Within RedHat 9.0 Please Tell Me A Simple Way To Access Fat32 From Linux RedHat 9.0
Another Problem I Faced Is What Is The Process Of Playing Movies Of DAT Extention With In Linux RedHat 9.0
Please Make It Sure That You Are Guided me in such manner that i m new user of linux RedHat 9.0
Please Please Help Me
Another Problem I Faced Is What Is The Process Of Playing Movies Of DAT Extention With In Linux RedHat 9.0
Please Make It Sure That You Are Guided me in such manner that i m new user of linux RedHat 9.0
Please Please Help Me
#mkdir /windows
mount the dos(FAT32) partition to /window
mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /window
here /dev/hda1 is the partition u want to mount.
mount the dos(FAT32) partition to /window
mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /window
here /dev/hda1 is the partition u want to mount.
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Dear new user to Linux 9.0,
Above all answers are 100% correct but as u said that you are a new user so i would like to add......
1) create a new folder in /mnt, say windows
2) go to terminal and type
3) mount vfat /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows
now this hda1 depends on the partition location, you must specify the location where windows is installed.
Above all answers are 100% correct but as u said that you are a new user so i would like to add......
1) create a new folder in /mnt, say windows
2) go to terminal and type
3) mount vfat /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows
now this hda1 depends on the partition location, you must specify the location where windows is installed.
vfat option as a file system type and use/acess it.