here's what i have in my fstab :
/dev/hda5 /mnt/windows1 vfat
auto,owner,users,umask=000 0 0
HTH,
-vivek
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Hi!
Use the options umask= and gid= when mounting the filesystem.
Ex. fstab entry:
/dev/hdd1/mnt/filestorevfatauto,umask=007,gid=100
/Johan Andersson
Kelerion wrote:
Hey all.. just a quick question..
I've mounted a partition (ide4) to /mnt/filestore successfully but I'm
having a few
mount I just
add them to the group I specified in gid?
Cheers
Kel
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Hi!
Use the options
Hey all.. just a quick question..
I've mounted a partition (ide4) to /mnt/filestore successfully but I'm
having a few problems..
I know I can't set permissions on fat32 partitions but it's the only
format that I can think of that allows me to read and write to in both
winxp and linux (apart from
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Hi!
Use the options umask= and gid= when mounting the filesystem. Ex. fstab
entry:
/dev/hdd1/mnt/filestorevfatauto,umask=007,gid=100
/Johan Andersson
Kelerion wrote:
>Hey all.. just a quick question..
>
>I
ux 6 years and the more I learn the more I
realise what little I know.. Lol
Cheers
Kel
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ahh.. ok.. that makes sense
thanks for the help :)
cheers
Kel
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Yes, or you can
On Thu, 2003-08-07 at 05:40, Johan Andersson wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Use the options umask= and gid= when mounting the filesystem.
> Ex. fstab entry:
> /dev/hdd1/mnt/filestorevfatauto,umask=007,gid=100
>
I remember I did that once and didnt work. If it doesnt work as is, then
change the umas
in your /etc/fstab
/dev/hdXY /mount-point vfatdefaults0 0
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> how would I set it to where it would mount the fat32
>
> parition automatic after a reboot?
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Hi Brent,
What you want to do is put an entry into your /etc/fstab
This file is the one responsible for automatically mount ing file-systems
at boot time. The entry for you require will look like the following:
/dev/hda1 /dosvfatdefaults,umask=000
0 0
how would I set it to where it would mount the fat32
parition automatic after a reboot?
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I use Redhat 8 and mounted a FAT32 partition. I've the problem now, that
folders or files with german letters like ä,ö,ü etc. are locked. I think it's
a problem with the codepage, but I couldn't fixed that. Can anyone help me?
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The Joliet patch is an extension of the fat32 patch, if it's the
one that came from berkeley. Both are in it.
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On Sat, 9 May 1998, Gary wrote:
> I have compiled the 2.0.33 kernel and added a joliet patch 0.2.9 for fat32
> support. I have the RH5.0 release installed. I included msdos, dos, fat,
> and vfat support into the kernel. When I try to mount one of the fat32
> partitions, mount tells me "fs vfat
Hello all of you that have helped this ignorant SOB so far and may many
more join the crowd : )
I have compiled the 2.0.33 kernel and added a joliet patch 0.2.9 for fat32
support. I have the RH5.0 release installed. I included msdos, dos, fat,
and vfat support into the kernel. When I try to
Note that those messages appear for other things, as well. For
example, some PCI soundcards, and Voodoo 3dfx cards. I also get that
message for the 2xAGP ATI Rage 3D Pro card in my P2/400, but XFree-3.3.2
has no trouble with it at all.
On a similar note, anyone know if the MTRR s
Hi Glory,
i don't know the way for the fat32 patch...
but i've similar boot errors messages:
i've a pII97 i440lx motherboard with a pII266,
but the problem is not here: it's the AGP bus!
at boot time the pci probing says... "unknown pci device"
and it's only my video card (viper 330) on the agp bu
Hi, Glory
glory wrote:
>
> How Can I mount my fat32 partitions? I am currently with kernel 2.030 I think.
> I know it is not the latest. I am unversed in recompiling kernels and wouldn't
> know what to include if I did. I have an older kernel that does recognize my
> fat32 partitions but it w
How Can I mount my fat32 partitions? I am currently with kernel 2.030 I think.
I know it is not the latest. I am unversed in recompiling kernels and wouldn't
know what to include if I did. I have an older kernel that does recognize my
fat32 partitions but it was not compiled on this machine
>Doesn't RH5.0 allow mounting of FAT32? If so, how do I do this with RH4.2?
>Isn't it just the mount program that does the mounting, or does the kernel
>have to support it?
>
for the 2.0.30 there was a 'joliet-kernel-patches-0_2_7-1.i386.rpm' (on
hurricane web site I guess) that added vfat32 file
Thanks, I will check out 2.0.33, and add a patch
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> From: Karl R. Asseily [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: Re: Mounting FAT32
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>
>
> AFAIK, the latest STABLE kernel (2.0.33)
AFAIK, the latest STABLE kernel (2.0.33) doesn't support FAT32. The
development 2.1.89 kernel does, though.
If you are running 2.0.33, you need a patch to support FAT32. I don't
remember the exact location of the patch, but I do remember that it lies
somewhere on http://www.linuxhq.com/
check it o
> Doesn't RH5.0 allow mounting of FAT32? If so, how do I do this with
> RH4.2?
> Isn't it just the mount program that does the mounting, or does the
> kernel
> have to support it?
>
[Tempel, Philippe] All filesystems must be supported
by the kernel. You will have to get the lat
Doesn't RH5.0 allow mounting of FAT32? If so, how do I do this with RH4.2?
Isn't it just the mount program that does the mounting, or does the kernel
have to support it?
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