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I have Linux (suse) and Windows (XP) on my system, but my windows files don't appear in the windows directory of linux. I can't see them. What can I do?
Thanks
aryan
Posted 2010-01-16T10:29:25.547
Reputation: 33
Windows directory on Linux
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Are the Windows Partitions mounted ? Head over to YaST -> Software -> Partitioner. They should look something like this:
To make it writable, Click on fstab options and ad an entry umask=000 as shown in the pic
Sathyajith Bhat
Posted 2010-01-16T10:29:25.547
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Dear Sathya, Thanks alot for your attention. I checked it and also I change it's "Fstab Options" to "Mount Read Only" (I saw none of them have been marked) and then my files appeared. Now I can read them, But I can't write in the windows directory on linux. Are there any option among them that give me full permission for write and read. Regards – aryan – 2010-01-16T11:11:05.853
@aryan Uncheck the mount readonly - Just browse to the directory it should get mounted. Your fstab options page should look similar to the pic. Don't forget to add the umask=000 entry – Sathyajith Bhat – 2010-01-16T12:45:14.380
@Sathya It doesn't work. I faced an error. error code was: -3003 – aryan – 2010-01-16T13:07:12.233
@aryan - post a screenshot with the full error message – Sathyajith Bhat – 2010-01-16T13:25:51.423
@Sathya How can I add an image in my comment? – aryan – 2010-01-16T20:22:45.193
@aryan Hit PrintScreen, save the image. Upload it to Imageshack ( http://imageshack.us ) Copy the "Direct link" URL and paste it here
– Sathyajith Bhat – 2010-01-17T08:33:34.027
Have you mounted them ? – Sathyajith Bhat – 2010-01-16T10:35:19.810