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Posted: Jan. 25 2006,00:43 |
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| Quote (cyberoidx @ Jan. 24 2006,10:48) | Windows harddisks are vfat format not ext3 maybe u made a mistake there.. )
and there is another code for NTFS i guess. |
I appreciate the response.
I did a 'native install' however and erased my hard drive 100%. My partitions are:
/dev/hda1 linuxswap
/dev/hda2 linux ext3 mounted as /
/dev/hda3 linux ext3 mounted as /musicshare
Therefore, all my partitions are linux type. I have no fat32 or NTFS partitions in this system.
If the partitions were NTFS or vfat, my experience is that DSL will still find them and will autopopulate the /etc/fstab and mtab files correctly.
It even catches the NTFS stuff and mounts it read only.
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