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Mounting Large FAT Partitions on Redhat 6.2

Mounting Large FAT Partitions on Redhat 6.2

Post by James Rossel » Sun, 02 Jul 2000 04:00:00



Im settting up my redhat server to store my vast collection of data on my
currenty 40.6 bg hd
i want to keep the hard disk in one large 40.6 gb fat32 partition so it can
be taked out of the redhat system and put back in to windows 98/nt.
btw server has a seperate disk for OS
question is how do i get redhat 6.2 to mount such a large fat partition? can
it
be done or do i need some specical filesystem update?
thx in advance

James

 
 
 
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