bonarez
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Posted: Dec. 09 2005,13:06 |
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| Quote | | I want to open some music files on my c: how do i get to it? |
type mount to see the mounted filesystems, and check if your hdd isn't already mounted.
if not, you can mount it like this:
first you'll have to find out what filesystem your windows is using. If you run win9x/me that will be fat16 or fat32. if you're running XP/2K the filesystem will probably be ntfs. for fat choose vfat for ntfs choose ntfs
You will have to know where the filesystem is located
if you're running a bootable cd and windows was installed it will probably be /dev/hda1
the folder where to mount it to will exist already, but I'm not sure (i'm running a hdd install) it will be at /home/dsl/mnt/hda1. you will need to check if it exists. make one if you dont have it
you can mount the filesystem with the mount command > do this as root
mount -t 'filetype' 'location' 'folderwheretomount'
now that should looke like this
mount -t ntfs /dev/hda1 /home/dsl/mnt/hda1
type mount --help for more info on mount
type man mount for even more info on mount
I doubt you'll be albe to play your windows games. but music shouldn't be a problem
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