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When you mounted your win volume, did you use
something similar to this: mount /dev/hda1 -t
vfat /mnt/dos ? Assuming your win volume is hda1. I normally
create a directory under mnt such as win98 then use: mount /dev/hda1 -t vfat /mnt/win98 . It works well for me...Hope this
helps.
Bruce
Hi all! I recently installed RH5.2 and soon
discovered my Matrox Millenium G200 AGP card isn't supported in this version
of XFree 86, (I know I need 3.3.3.1-1). Linux is sharing my drive with Win
98, and I created the partitions for it with Partition Magic 4.0. I had the
idea I could download the rpms I need into a Win file and then transfer them
into Linux to install, as I understand Linux can access the Fat32 partition,
(is this correct?). I used Disk Druid to set the mount points, and mounted
the Win 95 Fat32 partition as /dos. However, when I try to cd /dos , ls
-la (as root) I get no output. Do both partitions need to be visible
at the same time in order for me to access the Fat32? Or do I need to mount
it differently? Or, is there another way I can download the rpms and get
them into Linux? Any help would be greatly
appreciated!
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