I wondering if anybody knows a relatively easy way to access data on a
second hard drive. My primary drive is running XP and my secondary drive is
running Redhat. I can get into the Redhat drive, but there is an error that
is preventing me from getting into my XP drive. I would like to access the
data from that drive through my Redhat drive. Does anybody know if this is
possible. Thanks for your help. Send your response to best95******.com

Nonsense!

Micky wrote:
>
> If XP is setup as a NTFS file system your out of luck, but using your
> XP CD you should be able to change the file format to FAT 32 with no
> loss of data.

RED <no@stinking.ads.com> wrote in message news:<3F40B362.68E5E27D@stinking.ads.com>...
> Nonsense!
> Well RED what is your solution if mine was nonesence

If you can't give one **** OFF
> Micky wrote:
> >
> > If XP is setup as a NTFS file system your out of luck, but using your
> > XP CD you should be able to change the file format to FAT 32 with no
> > loss of data.

Your answer can be found @ www.redhat.com but in a book that I have
about Red Hat 7.0 you do the following

1. Make a directory where you want the files to be accessed from. A
good place is /mnt/Win

$ mkdir /mnt/win

2. Mount your Windows Partition into the file system
mount -t vfat /dev/hdal1 /mnt/win

3. Access your Windows files by copying them or simply specifying
their full pathname when you need them or or moving into the /mnt/win
directory

You are a nasty little twit ain't you?

Micky wrote:
>
> RED <no@stinking.ads.com> wrote in message news:<3F40B362.68E5E27D@stinking.ads.com>...
> > Nonsense!
> > Well RED what is your solution if mine was nonesence
>
> If you can't give one **** OFF
> > Micky wrote:
> > >
> > > If XP is setup as a NTFS file system your out of luck, but using your
> > > XP CD you should be able to change the file format to FAT 32 with no
> > > loss of data.