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"Kevin M. Gleason" wrote: > > I have my production computer running two partitions: Windows 98 with a > 1Gig partition and Red Hat Linux 6.1 in the second 1Gig partition. Is > there a way for me to set the Windows partition up as an addressable > Fat32 partition from my Linux partition? How? Piece of cake. Assume that your layout is: /dev/hda1 - Windows 98 (C:) /dev/hda2 - Linux Swap /dev/hda3 - Linux /boot /dev/hda4 - Linux root Here are the steps by hand: become super user (su,sudo, or log in as root) chose a mount point: Since I have 3 Windows partitions (1 partition, 2 1GB disks). mkdir -p /windoz/c This creates the directories /windoz and /windoz/c Then mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /windoz/c then, if you cd /windoz/c and do an ls or ls -l, you will see all your files, and you will be able to read and write. For automatically mounting during startup, you may want to add this entry to your /etc/fstab: /dev/hda1 /windoz/c vfat defaults 1 2 I don't have a Red Hat system handy, but the control panel should allow you to set it up. -- Jerry Feldman (HP On-Site Consultant) http://gbrweb.msd.ray.com/~gzf/ +-------------------------------------------------------+-----Note: ------+ | Raytheon Electronic Systems (W) (781)999-1837/1-1837 | My views may not| | Mail Stop: S3SG10 (F) (781)999-4030/1-4030 | reflect the | | 180 Hartwell Road (W) gzf at gbr.msd.ray.com | views of my | | Bedford, MA 01730-2498 (FWD:H+W) gaf at blu.org | employer. | +-------------------------------------------------------+-----------------+ - Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" on the first line of the message body to discuss-request at blu.org (Subject line is ignored).