by Steve Burt » Thu, 02 Sep 1999 04:00:00
I have a machine running FreeBSD 3.2 with an 8Gig drive. The drive is
sliced as:
1 2Gb FAT32 Primary
2 2Gb BSD
3 4Gb FAT32 extended containing 2 'logical' DOS drives
I can mount wd0s1a (DOS drive C:) with no problems but I can't figure
out how to refer to the other two DOS drives (D: and E: under DOS).
Is this possible and if so how?
TIA
Steve.
by S.C.Spro » Fri, 03 Sep 1999 04:00:00
scsprong
by Steve Burt » Mon, 06 Sep 1999 04:00:00
Thanks.
Steve.
>>Is this possible and if so how?
>Yes. By reading the handbook that is conveniently located in
>'/usr/share/doc/handbook'. SS 2.4 sez it all.
>scsprong
1. how do i mount an extended dos partition or a dos logical partition ?
i need to access/share data with an NT machine (not on a network)
i have 10G removable hard drives
i am trying to put a file system on it to allow access by both linux and
NT
linux won't mount an ntfs file system
the NT person put 4 primary (?) dos partitions on the disk
and if i run fdisk in linux it sees 4 FAT16 partitions
but it will only let me mount the first one
how do i mount the other 3 ?
is there some special way the disk needs to be formated by NT ?
thanks for any help,
dan
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