Adrian Smith wrote:
>
> okie, here is what i did.
> in /mnt i had the usual
> win_c
> win_d
> type things.
> i went into fstab & changed things about (did this using KDE & graphical interface)
>so that the drives would mount as
> windoze (win_c)
> games (win_d)
> so, that worked.
> if i go into
> Here's 'fstab' line for my Windoze drive. I moved it out of
> '/mnt/', to a dir named '/c'. I can read/write/exe anything on that
Not a bad idea Tom. I just did:
ln -s /mnt/windows win
with the link in my home directory. Seems to work. Any reason not to do it
that way? One of
>the odd thing is, the
>win_c
>win_d
>are still in /mnt also. if i go into them, they are empty.
>what up with this?? can i simply delete these as root? or is there some other
>solution?
Yes, and this demonstrates a problem with configuration via GUI tools; you are
one st
I use ReiserFS for data storage. Some directories have over 100,000 files
in them. ext2 worked but a directory listing took about a month to
generate. Also on my new server everything but /boot is ReiserFS and the
stability due to crashes, power loss, etc is great and everything runs
very quickly.
On Wed, 04 Oct 2000, you wrote:
> okie, here is what i did.> in /mnt i had the usual> win_c
> win_d> type things.
> i went into fstab & changed things about (did this using KDE &
> graphical interface) so that the drives would mount as windoze
> (win_c)> games (win_d)> so, that worked.
> if i go i
you did what?
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From:
Adrian Smith
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Sent: Wednesday, October 04, 2000 3:44
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Subject: [newbie] fstab & mtab &
left overs...
okie, here is what i did.in /mnt i had the usual
win_cwin_dtype things.i went in
okie, here is what i did.
in /mnt i had the usual
win_c
win_d
type things.
i went into fstab & changed things about (did this using KDE & graphical interface) so
that the drives would mount as
windoze (win_c)
games (win_d)
so, that worked.
if i go into /mnt then go into /windoze then i am on my
