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demoninside9
demoninside9 Original post #1
Sep 1, 2007 at 10:30 AM
I m unable to mount my windows partition in linux(ubantu).
wen i create directory it says there is no such directory.
like..........
root@piyush: mkdir media/windows
cant create:there is no such directory.

how can I mount my partition. pls help me?

and there r also two swap partition, n I dont know in which swap this linux is installed. i want to delete 1 swap, just tell me whixh 1 I should delete.
CadCrazy
Sep 1, 2007 at 10:59 AM
This is your second post. *www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=66884

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vish786
vish786 #3
Sep 4, 2007 at 4:56 PM
search features have been implemented in this forum, give a try.

demoninside9 said:
I m unable to mount my windows partition in linux(ubantu).
wen i create directory it says there is no such directory.
like..........
root@piyush: mkdir media/windows
cant create:there is no such directory.
u forgot to add forward slash
its
mkdir /media/windows
demoninside9 said:
how can I mount my partition. pls help me?
mounting fat in write/read mode
u can use the same command for mounting ntfs in read mode, replace vfat with ntfs.

for mounting NTFS filesystem in write mode
demoninside9 said:
and there r also two swap partition, n I dont know in which swap this linux is installed. i want to delete 1 swap, just tell me whixh 1 I should delete.
there is no need for two swap partitions[its virtual memory like windows]. single swap paritition is enough.
linux is not installed in swap its installed in ext2/ext3 filesystem.
Desmond
Desmond #4
Sep 4, 2007 at 5:43 PM
If you got Ubuntu 7.04, you should be able to access the Windows folder without any problems