Can Linux read FAT32 drives or do I need to load a driver if one is made? I
thought there was some way to read a FAT / FAT 16 drive under Linux, did not
know if a FAT 32 drive could be read.
Chad Pauli
by Chad Paul » Sat, 04 May 2002 00:27:44
Chad Pauli
by Zippybea » Sat, 04 May 2002 01:14:06
ZB
> Chad Pauli
by James Silverto » Sat, 04 May 2002 07:25:20
> Can Linux read FAT32 drives or do I need to load a driver if one is made? I
> thought there was some way to read a FAT / FAT 16 drive under Linux, did not
> know if a FAT 32 drive could be read.
Jim.
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by Luca » Sat, 04 May 2002 13:39:50
>> Can Linux read FAT32 drives or do I need to load a driver if one is made?
>> I thought there was some way to read a FAT / FAT 16 drive under Linux,
>> did not know if a FAT 32 drive could be read.
You can also add a line to /etc/fstab to have the partition mounted
automatically at boot.
1. Can Linux or fips read FAT32 drives?
At a minimum, I would like to be able to resize my drive to make room
for Linux without a) having to lose my Fat32 partitioning, and b) having
to spend extra money on Partition Magic.
Are there versions of FIPS in the works which will be able to resize a
FAT32 drive? Will Linux be able to read fat32 within the next few
months?
Thanks in advance... Ian.
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