Can't see me HD ?!?

Forum: Other Help Topics
Topic: Can't see me HD ?!?
started by: bedelaitre

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Posted by bedelaitre on Nov. 09 2004,08:01

Hi,

I've just downloaded the version 0.8.3. Good job.

But, I can't see my HD. I've got 2 NTFS partitions. When I'm going into /mnt, I can see only hd and hda. No hda1 or hda2. When I try to mount the hda. I've got only one directory "lost+found".

I'm using Embedded edition.

Can someone help ?

Thanks

Bertrand

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Posted by RobDollar on Nov. 09 2004,08:29

I'm pretty sure that linux just doesn't like NTFS partitions. if you had a fat32 it would probably sort itself out better.

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Posted by henk1955 on Nov. 09 2004,08:41

from the qemu < faq >:

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Can I use a real disk, floppy or CDROM in QEMU ? Yes, at least with Linux. For the floppy, use /dev/fd0 as image filename. For the cdrom, use /dev/cdrom. For a real hard disk, first ensure that you have read-only permission to the device (it is very dangerous to leave write access to the device because in case of problems you can trash your hard disk). Then use /dev/hda to use the hard disk 0. As QEMU will have read-only access to the device, all the changes will be discarded at the end of the QEMU session. For more safety if you do not know the access rights of the hard disk device, always use the -snapshot option: qemu -snapshot /dev/hda

so in windows NOT.
but you can setup a share in windows and use smb client

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