To mount a FAT32 drive, enter the following at a command prompt (usually
need to be root):
mount /dev/hda1 -t vfat /mnt/WinC
In this statement, the hda1 may be replaced by whichever partition you wish
to mount, and you have to have a directory created in the /mnt subdirectory
called (in this case) WinC. WinC can be whatever you wish, but remember
you have to mount each FAT32 partition seperately, so if you have several
drives/partitions, you'll get several mounted "drives" as well.
Hope this is more clear than mud. :-)
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