do (as root)
mount -t msdos /dev/<partision name> /<mount point>
where partition name is something like hda3 (for disk one, partition 3).
Fill in the apropriate partition.
mount point is any apropriate directory.
Didn't find yet how to give a normal user write access though, if anyone
can help me on that :)
you can enter the info into /etc/fstab to do it automaticly on startup.
(see the syntax, self explenatory mostly, or read man)
On Wed, 6 Oct 1999, Avraham Hanadari wrote:
> Dear Friends,
>
> I was given to understand that I could "see" the MSDOS partitions from
> Linux and open files from there. I was expecting this so I could continue
> working with files I'd already initiated, but I have been unable to gain
> access to the MS partitions. I am uncertain about programs like "dosemu",
> "wine" and "VMware", because I'm not sure if that is the way to provide the
> access I desire. How can I "see" the MS side to access files?
>
> TIA,
>
> Avraham Hanadari
> Hod Hasharon
>
> I am running a Pentium 133 with 32 M RAM, and a 6 GB HD, 4 for Win98 (with
> Hebrew support) and 2 for Linux. The Linux distribution is SuSE 6.2, Kernel
> 2.2.10, using KDE 1.1.1 desktop and utilities in X-Windows XFree86TM 3.3.4,
> access via LILO
>
>
>
>
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