[ale] FAT 32 / RedHat 6.0

[Chris Kilroy]

you have to make a mount point.

i assume you have a win95/8 linux dual boot computer.  so do i.

the partition scheme:

1st primary partition (hda1) win98
2nd primary part (hda2) freebsd
extended partition
    1st logical (hda5) linux swap
    2nd logical (hda6) linux native
    3rd logical  (hda7)  fat32


#  cd /
#  mkdir fat32
# mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /fat32
that would mount my windows root partition.  to mount the other fat
32 partition:

# mount -t vfat /dev/hda7 /otherfat32

take it easy

Chris

maybe you have to recompile your kernel w/ support for mounting
non-linux filesystems.


Stephan Cerruti wrote:

> Hi
> How can I have full acces to my HD Fat32 from the redhat 6.0 file
> system, which the vfat does not fully work
>
> Thanks
> Stephan.