Re: question about mount command

[pk.ra]

It is useful option, but this option doesn't help. For example:

I have MSDOS partition and files on this partition with names in 866
codepage, but for current console I load font in koi8-r codepage :(

And what am I due to do with name of files in X system?

2006/6/24, Stuart Henderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

  and one partition for OpenBSD. There are files with name on other
 languages
  on my MSDOS partitions. How can I mount these partitions with correct
 names
  of files? When I try to mount these partitions with the following
 command:
  
  mount /dev/wd0i /mnt/C
  
  all files on others languages appears as ??.

 ls(8):

  -q  Force printing of non-graphic characters in file names as the
  character `?'; this is the default when output is to a
 terminal.

Re: question about mount command

[Nick Guenther]

On 6/24/06, pk.ra [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hi, folks.
I have a question. Could you help me?

I am newbie in OpenBSD. I use OpenBSD how desktop workstation. My hard disk
is divided into four partitions. There are two MSDOS partitions, one FreeBSD
and one partition for OpenBSD. There are files with name on other languages
on my MSDOS partitions. How can I mount these partitions with correct names
of files? When I try to mount these partitions with the following command:

mount /dev/wd0i /mnt/C

all files on others languages appears as ??.

In Linux I can do this if I use options for mount command:

mount /dev/sd0 -o iocharset=koi8-r,codepage=866 /mnt/C


I have no idea, and it's disappointing that no one who would has
responded yet, but I did find this wiki which might help you (though I
can't read any of it myself):
http://www.obsd.ru/wiki/index.php

Good luck
-Nick

Re: question about mount command

[Stuart Henderson]

 and one partition for OpenBSD. There are files with name on other languages
 on my MSDOS partitions. How can I mount these partitions with correct names
 of files? When I try to mount these partitions with the following command:
 
 mount /dev/wd0i /mnt/C
 
 all files on others languages appears as ??.

ls(8):

 -q  Force printing of non-graphic characters in file names as the
 character `?'; this is the default when output is to a terminal.

Re: question about mount command

[jjhartley]

Original message from pk.ra [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 My hard disk is divided into four partitions. There are two MSDOS partitions,
 one FreeBSD and one partition for OpenBSD. There are files with name on other 
 languages on my MSDOS partitions. How can I mount these partitions with 
 correct 
 names of files? 

See Section 4.8 of the FAQ.

http://openbsd.org/faq/faq4.html#Multibooting