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make sure in /etc/fstab that where you are mounting the  cdrom is correct.
it may be mounted at /mnt/cdrom.  try this #mount /mnt/cdrom then #cd
/mnt/cdrom and see what happens.  As far as the answer for moving files, no,
when an OS is initialized, it can only see files that are in the file system
recognized by the os.  Unless you found a way to run two OS's at once.



hope i helped

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"dustin" <dkisgod@1st.net> wrote in message news:agT07.67$Nt.1387@news...
> i am have trouble getting my cdrom to mount and also floppy that are vfat.
> when i try to mount my cdrom i get the error "mount: /dev/cdrom is not a
> valid block device"  also when i try to mount a floppy with a vfat
partition
> to put some modem drivers on i get an error to the effect of: fs vfat not
> recognized by kernel. i'm running redhat 6.1
>
> also, just to see if it can be done. i have windoze on my slave drive, two
> partitions of it so i figure it would be hdb....anywho, is it possible for
> my to mount one of those partitions to transfer some files from hard drive
> to hard drive. i.e. picture files, mp3s, bookmarks and other shit.
>
> any info would be greatly appreciated
> --dk
>
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