Mount Fat32-HD

[Falko Jeske]

Hi all,

first: i am a newbee in linux, but advanced in PC generally. I usually 
uses Windows.

I wanna mount my fat32-HDs in Linux. I used "mount /hdax -t vfat 
/home/name/win". But after reboot, i need to mount again. How can i 
mount permanent?

Thanx

Falko

[Alexander Dalloz]

Am So, den 02.01.2005 schrieb Falko Jeske um 19:24:
> I wanna mount my fat32-HDs in Linux. I used "mount /hdax -t vfat 
> /home/name/win". But after reboot, i need to mount again. How can i 
> mount permanent?
> Falko

As being a German I give you a German language help site:

http://www.linuxwiki.de/fstab

Edit the /etc/fstab to contain additional partitions.
linuxwike.de can be a general help site for you as a Linux beginner.

Alexander

[Falko Jeske]

Danke/ Thanks.

Regards

Falko

Alexander Dalloz wrote:
> Am So, den 02.01.2005 schrieb Falko Jeske um 19:24:
> > I wanna mount my fat32-HDs in Linux. I used "mount /hdax -t vfat 
> > /home/name/win". But after reboot, i need to mount again. How can i 
> > mount permanent?
> > Falko
>
> As being a German I give you a German language help site:
>
> http://www.linuxwiki.de/fstab
>
> Edit the /etc/fstab to contain additional partitions.
> linuxwike.de can be a general help site for you as a Linux beginner.
>
> Alexander

[Markus Huber]

Falko Jeske wrote:
> I wanna mount my fat32-HDs in Linux. I used "mount /hdax -t vfat 
> /home/name/win". But after reboot, i need to mount again. How can i 
> mount permanent?

Edit /etc/fstab as root, e.g.:
# gedit /etc/fstab

Then add the following line to fstab (with the correct data of course):

/dev/hdax	/home/name/win	vfat	defaults	0 0

You can mount then with:
# mount -a

And it will be mounted at any boot of Fedora automatically.

Regards
Markus