Re: [tlug] MountingFAT32Partition

[David Oftedal <david@example.com>]

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>
>How do I mount the partition that is sleeping
>with the FAT 32 data still sitting on it with RedHat?
>
Huh?

OK, in /etc/fstab, add the following:

/dev/namehere    /winblows    vfat    defaults,rw,umask=000    0 0

The rw and umask=000 will ensure that all users have full access to it, 
just like on a regular Windows drive. This is sort of a necessity, the 
downside being that it's no more secure than a regular Windows system. 
So only put Windows files on this drive.

Remember to actually make a dir named /winblows, and also, check that 
"/dev/namehere" is replaced by the correct /dev/h?? name.

Then, either reboot or su -c "mount /winblows" .

難しいだよね。

-Dave Oftedal

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