On Fri, 2009-05-08 at 14:36 -0700, tinker wrote: > Yep, a disagreement with someone at work. I argued that in Unix > variants one mounts, actually attaches, file systems, not partitions. > I don't think you can write to a partition with no file system. One > can partition a drive, but you can mount, or attach, a file system > until the partition is initialized with a file system. Am i correct? > Thanks in advance.. > You are correct and I don't care what OS you use unless its partitioned and formatted no system will mount the hard drive simply because it has no idea how to properly mount it.
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