Mine just showed up automagically as /fs/hd[0123]-dos
Arve Bersvendsen <arve.news@bersvendsen.com> wrote in message
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Since I run QNX RTP in a multiboot system, I would like to have
access to some of the other partitions from QNX. Especially a FAT32
partition, on my second HDD which I already share between Linux and
Windows 2000.
I read the documentation on filesystems, and tried ‘use mount’, to no
avail, since this somewhat seems to differ from the syntax I’ve used
in Linux.
try it, if you are afraid do -r (read-only)
If you had the type (iso9660 for CD, vfat for WIN/DOS) specified
in Linux in /etc/fstab, you only need to type a condensed version of mount
either: mount /dev/[sh]d[a-d][0-9] -or- /mount_point
So, do anybody have a pointer to a howto on setting up automatic
mount for foreign filesystems (I’d also like to automatically mount
some NTFS5 partitions, and a Linux ext2-partitions)
NTFS is a problem, for any non-MS system, free or commercial
because MS does not document it enough. security through obscurity.
I have not tried ext2 yet - does lxrun expect the linux libraries under
/linux/lib,
/linux/usr/lib, etc? I label my ext2 partitions (e2label) root, home, var,
usr
I thought I might make a sh script (MntExt2All) that in addition to under
/fs recreates
the tree under /linux/…/… (if QNX supports ext2 labels and
multi-mount-point)
I did put QNXXrtp.iso on a Zip 100 (only 91M not worth burning a CD-R)
umount /fs/cd0
mount -r -t cd /fs/hd_-dos/QNXrtp.iso /fs/cd0 --(replace _ with drive
number)
then run package manager and select CD repository like normal