Thanks Mike,
I created the file /etc/fstab that reads what you said:
vfat
msdos
And now it works as I need it to. The sd card mounts withOUT the 8.3
filename limit when booting.
Tom
On Monday 09 March 2009 16:36:53 Tom Stalcup wrote:
It looks like the sd card mounts as ucLinux when booting up. Is there a
way to re-mount after booting?
use `umount` and then use `mount`
you might want to create an /etc/filesystems that reads:
vfat
msdos
otherwise, i know nothing of the platform/board you're using
-mike
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