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the full command is:
mount -t vfat /dev/hdXY /mnt/files
where X is the disk for example "a" is Primary master "b" is Primary slave
"c" is Secondary master and "d" is Secondary slave and Y is the partition number

numbers 1-4 are primary partitions and 5 upwards are extended partitions
-t specifies partition file system type vfat will read fat16 and fat32 and
/mnt/files is
simply a directory you create where the drive or whatever is accessed from.
Lab_rat

Holy Bird ��� wrote:

> go to linuxconf (in either console or XWin)-accessing Local Drive-add
> partition: /dev/hda1
> type: vfat (if you're using FAT32)
> mountpoint: /mnt/hda1
>
> sikboy wrote:
>
> > i have fat32 partition and would like to read this under linux redhat
> > mandrake 6.0 ..i have a number of filez i have downloaded and wuld like to
> > read them into linux
> >
> > how can i do this
>
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