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>Levi wrote
>I doubt that's it. I've got an amd64 system, and it saw, read, and wrote
>vfat filesystems without any problem. That's using either Debian or
>Fedora Core 1(Yarrow).
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Yeah I'm somewhat a newbee when it comes to Linux, anyway I did make it
an ext3 drive and it boots up and works fine except I can only do
anything with it as root using KdiskFree file manager. I would like to
get it to just come up and be able to mount it in mnt as regular user.
The line in fstab now is as follows
/dev/hdc1 /backup ext3 defaults 1 2
id for this box is as below
uid=500(maury) gid=500(maury) groups=500(maury)
Below is the line in fstab on my P-4 Mepis system and it works good.
/dev/hdc1 /mnt/hdc1 vfat uid=1000,defaults 0 0
I can live with it as is but would rather not have to jump through so
many hoops...Maurice
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