brianw
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Posted: July 18 2006,01:04 |
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On the file server type the command mount (or use the mount tool) to make sure you have /dev/hdc1 mounted at /mnt/hdc1
In Roberts case if he type the mount command he would see
/dev/hda3 on /mnt/hda3 type ext2 (and some mount flags)
If you are just trying to mount the complete file system of the server then you would probably use
#sshfs root@192.168.0.100/ /mnt/test –o allow_other
This assumes you have dsl installed on hdc1 and you want to mount the entire drive.
Also I see you missed the / in front of mnt/test (this might not work depending on the relative location to where this is type in) should use /mnt/test unless you are absolutely sure you are in the root (/) directory.
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