I have 3 partitions on my disk:
When I attempt to mount any of the /dev/hd* as -t dos, it fails with
corrupted filesystem. But we know that is not true from a Windows
perspective… So, is there more required than just doing:
mount -t dos /dev/hdxxx /mnt
i am sorry, i thought this post was lost but i had posted it to the newuser
group
please respond there…
i am sorry for the double post
“Jay Witherspoon” <spoon@scubadiving.com> wrote in message
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I have 3 partitions on my disk:
- NTFS partition for Windows 2000
- extended partition with two logical drives
- NTFS drive for Windows data
- FAT32 drive for sharing with QNX
- QNX partition
When I attempt to mount any of the /dev/hd* as -t dos, it fails with
corrupted filesystem. But we know that is not true from a Windows
perspective… So, is there more required than just doing:
mount -t dos /dev/hdxxx /mnt