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>The windows partition is vfat at least that is how disk druid recognizes it.
>And it still won't let me mount it. it is labeled as dos, I type mount
>/mnt/dos and it doesn't work. Maybe I am just doing it wrong. but this is
>how I interpreted the man page.
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try:
mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 (substitute your drive partition, hdb1, hdb5 or
whatever)
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>snip<
What kind of file system is windows using? I don't believe you can
recognize NTFS file systems yet. You can make a VFAT partition on the
windows drive, move the files your are interested in onto that partition
and mount it in linux.
>/snip<
The windows partition is vfat at least t
Michael Hughes wrote:
>I was trying to use wine but failed miserably
>
>I have wine installed... but no wine.conf file. so I attempted to
>create one this didn't work because I didn't know what needs to go in
>it. I also do not have a .winerc file in my home dir either
>
>
>
>my other p
> Is there any issures with wine and ME under Redhat 7.0 that
> anbody knows of
wine and ME? what does ME have to do with Wine?
>
> Cheers
> Pete
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