Check the boot-up log at (/var/log/dmsg) <- i think that's the correct path,
sorry, not on linux here at work...
Then, if it's not already, add it into /etc/fstab...If you're not used to
that, I think there is a KDE front end for it. I don't remember the name,
but if it's not already installed, you may be able to find it on
apps.kde.com or sourceforge.net
Oh, when you say "D drive", you *are* talking about a hard drive, right? If
so, if it's a separate drive, you should be able to mount it as hdx1 (where
x is the letter that you found in the boot-up log). If it's a partition on
the "C" drive, then it's probably going to be hdaX (where X is the partition
number, try using fdisk to find that out -- like someone else suggested...or
you can just guess and do trial and error until you get it right...)
Russell
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of kaab kaoutar
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2001 11:17 AM
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Subject: [newbie] mounting D drive?
Hi
i have mounted C drive using hda1
but i'm not able to mount d drive cause i don't know its name!
i tried hda2,hdb,hdd,hdc etc but in vain
Thanks
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