Any thoughts on this? I have a second hard drive located at HDD and it is a single partition 80GB drive. When I try to mount it as root I get the error "mount: fs type fat not supported by kernel." I currently have fat support loaded as a module. It shows up when I do lsmod, but its not in the kernel. At least it doesn't show up when I do a "cat /proc/filesystems."
Am I missing something?
-AL
On Sat, 2002-11-30 at 06:05, AL wrote:
Any thoughts on this? I have a second hard drive located at HDD and it is a single partition 80GB drive. When I try to mount it as root I get the error "mount: fs type fat not supported by kernel." I currently have fat support loaded as a module. It shows up when I do lsmod, but its not in the kernel.
have you tried mounting it with the vfat option?
mount -t vfat /dev/... /mnt/...
At least it doesn't show up when I do a "cat /proc/filesystems."
that doesn't matter.
It seems to me that on Nov 30 2003 at 11:35:49, AL wrote ...
Any thoughts on this? I have a second hard drive located at HDD and it is a single partition 80GB drive. When I try to mount it as root I get the error "mount: fs type fat not supported by kernel." I currently have fat support loaded as a module. It shows up when I do lsmod, but its not in the kernel. At least it doesn't show up when I do a "cat /proc/filesystems."
Am I missing something?
Are you sure the partition is fat32 and not NTFS??
Also, check your clock.. Date is incorrect in your message: Date: Fri, 29 Nov 2002 16:05:02 -0600
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