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Editing linux files from windows
Hi!
I'm very new to linux.
In my last linux session, before rebooting, I've mounted some hd and added to fstable file three lines.
After rebooting it said to me that there are some errors in the file system.
I would like to edit the fstable back to its previous content.
How can I do so from windows?
Thanks!
I'm very new to linux.
In my last linux session, before rebooting, I've mounted some hd and added to fstable file three lines.
After rebooting it said to me that there are some errors in the file system.
I would like to edit the fstable back to its previous content.
How can I do so from windows?
Thanks!
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actually, I've reboot and used the rescue mode, but it was appear that I haven't had the fstable file.
I've installed the Fedora3 again (took very quikly ;-) )
Thank you all!