Hi
I want to access windows from my ubuntu machine can some1 tell me something.... somelinks some docs..
Raj
I want to access windows from my ubuntu machine can some1 tell me something.... somelinks some docs..
u can use the mount command eg: mount -t vfat /dev/hda1(or whatever) /mnt(or whatever)
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I want to access windows from my ubuntu machine can some1 tell me
something.... somelinks some docs..
btw i am assuming you mean the windows partition.. also if ur windows is ntfs then change accordingly..
-- Apoorva Kulkarni ozzman[AT]phenix[dot]rootshell[dot]be Free software is a matter of liberty not price http://www.gnu.org http://www.fsf.org
On 12/2/05, Raj Shaz rajshas@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I want to access windows from my ubuntu machine can some1 tell me something.... somelinks some docs..
You can find a few things on ubuntu here http://ubuntuguide.org/
Sometime on Dec 2, RS cobbled together some glyphs to say:
I want to access windows from my ubuntu machine can some1 tell me something.... somelinks some docs..
others have answered your question, I'm just a little confused as to the relationship between the subject of your mail and the content. what about Debian Installer?
On Saturday 03 Dec 2005 1:39 am, Philip Tellis wrote:
Sometime on Dec 2, RS cobbled together some glyphs to say:
I want to access windows from my ubuntu machine can some1 tell me something.... somelinks some docs..
others have answered your question, I'm just a little confused as to the relationship between the subject of your mail and the content. what about Debian Installer?
some users of email, when wanting to send a mail where the 'to' address is not in their address book, click on the reply button, delete the content and enter fresh content. Most of them also delete the subject and enter a fresh subject. The result is that for those using threaded mail clients see the new content in the old thread which is a bit annoying. It is a good practice when starting a new thread to use a fresh mail with a fresh subject. In most gui mail clients one right clicks the 'to' address and selects 'new message to'. Although this is a laborious and time consuming proceedure the extra effort expended is worth it as the community does not get annoyed.
Sometime Today, KG cobbled together some glyphs to say:
others have answered your question, I'm just a little confused as to the relationship between the subject of your mail and the content. what about Debian Installer?
some users of email, when wanting to send a mail where the 'to' address is not in their address book, click on the reply button, delete the content and enter fresh content. Most of them also delete the subject and enter a fresh subject. The result is that
I would have believed that except for one thing. There was no Re: in the subject line, leading me to believe that it was a brand new subject. I'm not even commenting on whether this was thread recycling or not. I'm just confused, because it appears that both subject and content were entered by the original poster, but they don't agree, so... either one of them is wrong, or I've misunderstood the question.
Philip
On Saturday 03 Dec 2005 2:30 pm, Philip Tellis wrote:
I would have believed that except for one thing. There was no Re: in the subject line, leading me to believe that it was a brand new subject.
i had deleted the original mail so cant look at the headers, maybe the OP removed the 'Re:' as he wanted a 'new' mail ;-)
On 12/2/05, Raj Shaz rajshas@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I want to access windows from my ubuntu machine can some1 tell me something.... somelinks some docs..
Please be clear wanna access windows partition on the same machine ? or want to access other windows machine ?? or want to run windows/programs from linux ???
? == answered already .
?? == samba client i.e use smbmount ...
?? == use emulators like wine
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Raj Shaz wrote:
I want to access windows from my ubuntu machine can some1 tell me something.... somelinks some docs..
If you want to access a windows partition as root then...
mount -t vfat /dev/hdxn /mount_point
x=a b c or d n=partition_number
or to use it as a regular user then....
In your /etc/fstab add this line
/dev/hdxn /mount_point vfat rw,exec,users,uid=user_name,gid=group_name 0 0
Reboot your machine and you can browse your partition as a regular user, even in GUI. :)
Regards,
Rony.
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