Thank you very much. my problem resolved.
The steps are like this:
use fdisk to create the partition
use mkfs to create the file system
use mount to mount the partition.
note: both mkfs and mount need the -F pcfs parameter to know what is the
partition format.
On Thu, Apr 15, 2010 at 10:12 AM
k/c9t1d4p0 /media/s
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> emike
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> On 04/14/2010 09:09 AM, Sarah.kho wrote:
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> > Hi
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> > I created a fat32 partition using:
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> > format
> > format>fdisk
> > fdisk>1
> > and then C for fat32.
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Hi
I created a fat32 partition using:
format
format>fdisk
fdisk>1
and then C for fat32.
then I exit the fdisk and format. To make sure that the partition is there,
I entered the format and fdisk command and my partition was there (it was
active as well). The disk name is c9t1d4 so I assumed t
