--- In [email protected], Chad Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> madan sekhar wrote:
> > In my system i have both windowsXP and linux(Red hat 9).
> > primary partition is in FAT32 and remaining partitions are in
NTFS....
> > Now i want to access the windows partitions in linux.
> > so please give me complete details about mounting commands
> > How can i mount(Temporary mounting and Permanent mounting) the
windows drives?
>
> man mount
> man fstab
>
> If you have specific questions after reading these, let us know.
>
> Chad Martin
>
hi madhan
U can mount windows fat32 partitions from linux simply.
your hard disk partitions are listed as /dev/hda...or /dev/hdb
to /dev/hdd depending on how many connectors u have on motherboard.
u can just list it as #fdisk -l
which will show u
/dev/hda1.... fat
/dev/hda2......ntfs
for fat file systems use #mount /dev/hda1 /c
which will mount ur windows c partition to /c mount point
for ntfs mounting u can install an appropriate rpm file available at
www.linux-ntfs.org
after installing the rpm package u can mount u r ntfs partition as
same as above fat32 partition.
but for ntfs pars u cant modify from linux. i mean u cant write da
files or copy .
to mount permanantly u edit da /etc/fstab
add da line /dev/hdd1 /c
which will mount every time u boot da system
best of da luck
enjoy with linux
Regards
Sharavan kumar.Nayakar
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