Hi friends,
Im new to linux and want to access my two fat32 partitions in my redhat 7.2 installed in the same hard drive. My partition tables and fstab contents are mentioned below. Kindly let me know which files to edit to get these partitions mounted in linux, and do i have any options to access linux partitions in win98.
Device start, end, system /dev/hda1, 1, 487, win95 fat32 /dev/hda2 , 488, 2438, win95 ext'd (lba) /dev/hda5, 488, 974, win95 fat32 /dev/hda6, 975, 1947, win95 fat32 /dev/hda7, 1948, 1950, linux /dev/hda8, 1951, 1983, linux swap /dev/hda9, 1984, 2438, linux
fstab label=/ ,/, ext3, defaults, 1 1 label=/boot, /boot, ext3, defaults,1 2 none, /dev/pts, devpts, gid=5, mode=620",0 0 none ,/proc, proc, defaults,0 0 none, /dev/shm ,tmpfs, defaults,0 0 /dev/hda8 ,swap, swap, defaults,0 0 /dev/fd0, /mnt/floppy, auto , noauto.owner.kudzu,0 0
Dhananjay Kansara
WholE WorlD is A FamilY
On Thu, 29 Jul 2004 10:12:16 +0530, "Dhananjay Kansara" djkan@softhome.net said:
Hi friends,
Im new to linux and want to access my two fat32 partitions in my redhat 7.2 installed in the same hard drive. My partition tables and fstab contents are mentioned below. Kindly let me know which files to edit to get these partitions mounted in linux, and do i have any options to access linux partitions in win98.
Device start, end, system /dev/hda1, 1, 487, win95 fat32 /dev/hda2 , 488, 2438, win95 ext'd (lba) /dev/hda5, 488, 974, win95 fat32 /dev/hda6, 975, 1947, win95 fat32 /dev/hda7, 1948, 1950, linux /dev/hda8, 1951, 1983, linux swap /dev/hda9, 1984, 2438, linux
create the two directories by issuing the command $ mkdir /mnt/winc /mnt/wind (as a super user)
fstab label=/ ,/, ext3, defaults, 1 1 label=/boot, /boot, ext3, defaults,1 2 none, /dev/pts, devpts, gid=5, mode=620",0 0 none ,/proc, proc, defaults,0 0 none, /dev/shm ,tmpfs, defaults,0 0 /dev/hda8 ,swap, swap, defaults,0 0 /dev/fd0, /mnt/floppy, auto , noauto.owner.kudzu,0 0
at the end of the fstab file enter the following entries...
/dev/hda1 /mnt/winc vfat defaults 0 0
/dev/hda5 /mnt/wind vfat defaults 0 0
thats all ...when u boot ur machine next time ... you will be able to access ur win98 partitions in Linux ... under /mnt folder ..
regards
rk
Dhananjay Kansara
WholE WorlD is A FamilY
at the end of the fstab file enter the following entries...
/dev/hda1 /mnt/winc vfat defaults 0 0
/dev/hda5 /mnt/wind vfat defaults 0 0
thats all ...when u boot ur machine next time ... you will be able to access ur win98 partitions in Linux ... under /mnt folder ..
Also that you need to create those mentioned directories /mnt/winc and /mnt/wind by rk of course. People might miss out on that...
Regards aj ------------------------------------------------------ R.V. College of Engineering http://rvce.ac.in/~arjun ------------------------------------------------------
Gosh! was it that easy. It worked well thnx Arjun and Rk. LUG mumbai rules!!! Now how do we access linux partitions in widows 98 on the same hard drive?
Thnx in advance Dhananjay Kansara
djkan@softhome.net said:
Hi friends,
Im new to linux and want to access my two fat32 partitions in my redhat 7.2 installed in the same hard drive. My partition tables and fstab contents are mentioned below. Kindly let me know which files to edit to get these partitions mounted in linux, and do i have any options to access linux partitions in win98.
Device start, end, system /dev/hda1, 1, 487, win95 fat32 /dev/hda2 , 488, 2438, win95 ext'd (lba) /dev/hda5, 488, 974, win95 fat32 /dev/hda6, 975, 1947, win95 fat32 /dev/hda7, 1948, 1950, linux /dev/hda8, 1951, 1983, linux swap /dev/hda9, 1984, 2438, linux
create the two directories by issuing the command $ mkdir /mnt/winc /mnt/wind (as a super user)
fstab label=/ ,/, ext3, defaults, 1 1 label=/boot, /boot, ext3, defaults,1 2 none, /dev/pts, devpts, gid=5, mode=620",0 0 none ,/proc, proc, defaults,0 0 none, /dev/shm ,tmpfs, defaults,0 0 /dev/hda8 ,swap, swap, defaults,0 0 /dev/fd0, /mnt/floppy, auto , noauto.owner.kudzu,0 0
at the end of the fstab file enter the following entries...
/dev/hda1 /mnt/winc vfat defaults 0 0
/dev/hda5 /mnt/wind vfat defaults 0 0
thats all ...when u boot ur machine next time ... you will be able to access ur win98 partitions in Linux ... under /mnt folder ..
regards
rk
Dhananjay Kansara
WholE WorlD is A FamilY
Dhananjay Kansara wrote:
Gosh! was it that easy. It worked well thnx Arjun and Rk. LUG mumbai rules!!! Now how do we access linux partitions in widows 98 on the same hard drive?
Use explore2fs. It lists all ur ext2, ext3 pattitions. It claims a read write access to ext2, and readonly access to ext3 partitions
Download: http://uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/explore2fs.htm
-anurag