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Mounting and Zipping

Mount Floppy FAT floppy’s = mount –t vfat /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy

Linux floppy’s = mount /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy

mount through linuxconf: type linuxconf, navigate to File Systems, then

Access local drive, select the floppy drive, Enter, tab to Mount and enter

Mount CD-ROM

mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom

Read a floppy or CD If it’s a DOS FAT disk, Red Hat includes a set of programs called the

mtools. Using mtools, you can access the floppy drive with the following

commands, just like their DOS counterparts:

mdir

mcopy

mdel

mdeltree

mformat

mmove

mren

mtype

If it’s not a DOS FAT floppy, you must mount the floppy before reading it.

Note also that if you put in a different floppy after mounting the drive, you

must unmount the floppy and then mount it again for Linux to recognize the

new floppy.

Mount Windows share

using “mount”

First, you need to create a mount point (directory). I usually do this in the

/mnt directory

Example:

mkdir /mnt/share

Then, mount the share:

mount –t smbfs –o username=’domain\username’ //server/share

/mnt/directory

If you need to pass the password in the command line as well, add it as

follows (no spaces between username and password, only a comma):

mount –t smbfs –o username=’domain\username’,password=password

//server/share /mnt/directory

To unmount, simply type:

umount /mnt/directory

Example:

mount –t smbfs –o username=’corpone\bwestbro’ //ohcont04/data

/mnt/data

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