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BONZI · 01-03-2004, 05:52 PM

Try this make a folder in /mnt (name it something like c

Then open etc/fstab

Add the following lines (I'm not sure I'm now working in win2000)

/mnt/c: vfat hda1 .

You will find something similar in the above lines. In the Fs column use vfat and in the column of /mnt/... Use the name of the folder created in mnt. and hda1 for c:
If you are confused I'm sorry next time I will run in linux and clarify your doubts.

01-03-2004, 05:52 PM	#3 (permalink)
BONZI Broken In Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Palakkad Kerala Posts: 190	Try this make a folder in /mnt (name it something like c Then open etc/fstab Add the following lines (I'm not sure I'm now working in win2000) /mnt/c: vfat hda1 . You will find something similar in the above lines. In the Fs column use vfat and in the column of /mnt/... Use the name of the folder created in mnt. and hda1 for c: If you are confused I'm sorry next time I will run in linux and clarify your doubts.