Originally posted by Flanderz@Oct 14 2002, 02:39 PM
Mandrake kindly mounts your partitions too.
Normally as a root, you would have to create a folder in the /mnt directory lets say stuff.
The you find out which part of the hard drive you want to mount.
so /dev/hda1 (First Hard Disk, partition 1)
/dev/hdb2 (Second hard disk, partition 2) etc.
I normally just type: mount /dev/hda4 /mnt/stuff
and it works. Not sure RH 8 can read NTFS yet though.
That generally depends on what options are compiled into the kernel. If it is then it will work, if not then obviously it won't.
rikytik, to mount a FAT partition do this as root (or a normal user if you have the "users" option in /etc/fstab). mount /dev/hdb7 (where hdb7 is the correct partition). Make sure you have the mount ppoint specified in /etc/fstab.
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