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[ILUG] Hard disk/CD Rom access

[ILUG] Hard disk/CD Rom access

Colm O'Toole otoolec at tcd.ie
Sun Apr 11 10:04:42 IST 1999


Hi - I'm *VERY* new to linux, since I got it free with PC Plus about a week
ago!!!!!

I have a few teething problems which I hope someone can help me with.

I am running Red Hat v5.2 on a 3.0Gb Hard disk which is partitioned in to a
2Gb Dos partition with Win 98 and a 1.0Gb Linux partition.

The installation process went very smoothly and Linux seems to be working
OK. The problem is that I can't access my DOS drives or my CD-rom - or
rather I don't know how to access them! I ahve a few books which I am
constatnly referencing : "Linux in a Nutshell" & "Using Linux". These give
loads of details EXCEPT how to access drives, especially MD-DOS drives &
CD-ROM. I have downloaded KDE 1.1 and have it in a folder on the DOS drive.
The hda drive is not listed in the /dev folder, but the CD-ROM is. I
installed from the CD-ROM initially anyway!!

Can anyone help please?

Thanks,

Colm.





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