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<0> huh
<1> TruPilot, never tried
<1> but Bochs is supposed to be pretty slowish
<2> Honestly, I don't care much about the speed of Bochs, I care a lot more about being able to run FC within WInXP :/
<3> hi. Does som1 know a software like backupexec for linux ? It's for ultrium1 tapes... thx ;)
<4> hello
<4> canyone around who can give me some fedora help
<4> iMonte,
<5> hi
<4> you think you could give help on fedora, or are you in here requesting help
<5> hmm
<5> what do you need
<4> im trying to see how to mount a drive
<4> forsay..
<5> which drive
<4> drive h:/
<4> partitions on my hard drive
<5> oh
<4> so i can access them for music in amarok
<5> did you identify which file it is in /dev ?
<4> how do i do that]
<4> i just got fedora up yesterday, so im not the best at this stuff
<5> ok
<5> i'll explain it the best i can, you're better off googling for it though
<4> already did
<4> its all mumbo jumbo **** i dont understand
<5> if the drive is the primary master, it'll most likely be /dev/hda
<4> yes
<5> and if its the first partition on that drive it'll be /dev/hda1
<4> and it goes hda1 or hda0
<5> second partition, /dev/hda2
<4> okay
<5> i dont think they start at 0
<4> normally they go by hda0 hda1 hda2
<4> okay
<4> hold on let me try that
<5> anyway, once you figure out which partition it is, you just create a directory and mount it there
<4> well.. i need the command lol
<4> create a directory?
<5> is it FAT or ntfs?
<4> im not sure
<4> its fat32
<5> ok
<4> made it so so linux could write to it
<5> go to the command line and go to your home directory
<4> er?
<4> the terminal you mean?
<5> yes
<4> home dir would be
<4> chdir home?
<5> just type cd
<4> mk
<5> type pwd
<5> it should say /home/username
<4> it does
<5> ok
<5> now type
<5> mkdir mp3mount
<5> it'll make a dir named mp3mount
<4> alright
<4> where is that directory
<5> in your home directory
<4> i see it
<5> ok
<5> now, mount is probably protected, do to mount it you'll have to be root
<4> mk
<4> well i changed the name to DriveH
<5> whatever
<4> because i like that one better
<4> let me get into root
<4> in root
<5> did you figure out which partition it is?
<4> can i load disk druid?
<4> or something
<4> i am not completely sure
<5> you could
<4> how
<5> fdisk it
<4> just command 'fdisk'?
<4> im not sure where you are pointing me atm
<5> are you running kde?
<4> im on gnome
<5> ugh
<5> ok
<4> lol
<4> gnome ftw
<4> i prefer it tbh
<5> i'm sure theres a gnome tool to examine your hardware
<5> i dont trust you in fdisk
<5> :O
<4> disk druid is what i did when i installed
<4> im not sure if i can get in there
<4> or if it is that bad... i can just boot back into windows and check under compmgmt.msc
<5> did you install KDE too when you installed fedora?
<4> might have
<4> i just selected default
<4> no custom stuff
<4> so im not completely sure
<5> i dont know the best way for you to find out
<5> but anyway
<5> once you do
<4> find out the hda thing
<4> ?
<5> you just type mount -t vfat /dev/hdxx /home/username/DriveH
<4> ah okay
<5> but i dont know what partition you need
<4> thats what i found on the ineternet
<4> but it was /dir/vfat
<5> you could set it up in automount
<4> how?
<5> but you should do it manually first
<4> alrifhr
<4> alright
<4> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hdb1,
<4> missing codepage or other error
<4> In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
<4> dmesg | tail or so
<4> :\
<5> why do you think its hdb1
<4> i have 2 hard drives
<5> ok
<4> and when we were in disk druid
<4> it recognized the first drive as my old slave
<4> the partition im trying to get is on the other drive
<4> i tried hda1
<4> and it returned me back to the message thing
<4> what is that called again
<5> what message thing
<4> [root@localhost ~]#
<5> so it worked
<4> when you get that
<4> let me check
<5> cd DriveH
<5> you mounted something
<4> o.o
<4> i dont think thats the right one lol
<5> whats in it
<6> Hi
<4> folder named dell msdos.sys
<4> bootlog.prv
<5> so thats the dell backup partition
<4> bootlog.txt
<4> i guess
<5> cd back to /home/username
<5> and type umount DriveH
<6> Can anyone help a complete noob running linux fedora on a dedicated server......
<4> XD
<4> commnand not found iMonte
<5> ummm
<4> :\
<5> you dont have a umount command?
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