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Re: Help me with X window



Hello,
If you want to use files saved on windows filesystem you must mount the partition where files are saved. If you prefer you can do that:
Look at you /mnt directory if you have a directory windows ( or creat it). On my systeme i have /floppy, /cdrom, /windows ...
Then make a mount command : mount /dev/hdxx* /mnt/windows ( then your partition is mount and you can use of it like another directory). *hdxx is the windows partition
After this step you can go on your windows directory and copy files on a linux partition if you doesn't want to repeat this operation everytime . ( cd /mnt/windows; if you do a ls you can view the windows partition).
Bye
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, March 01, 2001 8:33 AM
Subject: Help me with X window

Hello, I'm a novice in Linux world.
I wasn't still able to configure x-window on my linux rh6.0 so
I can download files to do it by windows system.
Can someone tell me how I can use this files from Linux if I saved it on window filesystem.
 
Thanks in advance, Alex

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