manish_regmi
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Simple solaris question.
hi,
I am new to solaris. Can anybody tell me how can i mount fat32, ntfs, ext2 file systems. I am using solaris 9 x86.
thanks.
I am new to solaris. Can anybody tell me how can i mount fat32, ntfs, ext2 file systems. I am using solaris 9 x86.
thanks.
ASKER
hi,
Yes i know that. but does sol9 contains ext2, ntfs, ext2. drivres. Where can i find them.
And how to install them.
thanks.
Yes i know that. but does sol9 contains ext2, ntfs, ext2. drivres. Where can i find them.
And how to install them.
thanks.
Hi manish_regmi,
Check this link:
http://developers.sun.com/solaris/articles/lxrun/
At least ext2 access seems to be possible.
Cheers,
Stefan
Check this link:
http://developers.sun.com/solaris/articles/lxrun/
At least ext2 access seems to be possible.
Cheers,
Stefan
I think mount man page must document that
ASKER
stefan73:
Thanks but i dont want to use any emulators. I was trying to know if solaris has support for fat32, ext2, ntfs file systems. If it does not have by default(it seems like that), how can i download it and install it.
sunny:
I didn't find the man page or mount command help telling about the file systems supported by it.
I also found the user program using open() etc to read ext2 partitions. but i dont want that also.
thanks.
Thanks but i dont want to use any emulators. I was trying to know if solaris has support for fat32, ext2, ntfs file systems. If it does not have by default(it seems like that), how can i download it and install it.
sunny:
I didn't find the man page or mount command help telling about the file systems supported by it.
I also found the user program using open() etc to read ext2 partitions. but i dont want that also.
thanks.
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why,
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Manish,
You solved the problem on your own and hence this question was a fit case for refunding the points. I had requested yuzh to review the question and refund the points
sunnycoder
You solved the problem on your own and hence this question was a fit case for refunding the points. I had requested yuzh to review the question and refund the points
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Thanks Sunny :-)
I hope solaris too has the mount command
mount -t <fstype> <device> <directory>
Sunnycoder