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The Wicker Man

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Dec 8, 2002
I snagged the 64 bit cd image, and running it from the CD.

I have a 3rd HDD I want to mount, but havent been able to at all.....
It's FAT32 so it shouldnt be a problem, but cant find anything about doing that running off the cd......


Thanks for your time......
 
here it is how to mount hdd with Fat32.... you'll be able to delete or edit or create files in it:
sudo mkdir /where/to/mount
sudo mount /dev/*** /where/to/mount/ -t vfat -o iocharset=utf8,umask=000

*** means your partinion.
to check this use fdisk -l command in terminal
 
donciakas said:
here it is how to mount hdd with Fat32.... you'll be able to delete or edit or create files in it:
sudo mkdir /where/to/mount
sudo mount /dev/*** /where/to/mount/ -t vfat -o iocharset=utf8,umask=000

*** means your partinion.
to check this use fdisk -l command in terminal
I always get the stupid arguments in the wrong order and am rudely reminded of it at runtime... :)
 
Captain Newbie said:
I always get the stupid arguments in the wrong order and am rudely reminded of it at runtime... :)

i always put my options right after the mount command...much like you did..

mount -t blah -o blah /dev/hda1 /mnt/dir

I think that way is a more "*nix standard" way, but I don't think it really matters, as long as the device/mount dir are in the right order with respect to each other.
 
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