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From: Doug Jolley <doug@bigwheel.net>
Subject: Mounting a DOS Partition
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Specifically, I'm inquiring about how to mount a DOS partition.
I assume that it's something like:

    mount -t msdos /dev/??? /MountDir

It's what replaces the question marks that baffles me.  I think
this is a special case of the more general question, "How do
I tell what the filenames in the /dev directory relate to?"
Can someone please enlighten me?  Thanks for any help.

     ... doug
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