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From: donny@ms1.hinet.net (Donny Lee)
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Subject: Re: mount DOS/OS2 partitions in read write mode?
Date: Fri, 18 Oct 1996 12:18:42 -0400
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-=*> FredI@worldnet.att.net (Alan W. Trulock) wrote:
>> Now I'm wondering if I can mount DOS & OS/2 partitions in?
>> and in read & write mode.  Could it be possible?
> Yes.  At least with DOS, I don't use OS2.  I put a line in /etc/fstab
> /dev/wd0s1 /dos msdos rw 0 0

  Thanks, it helps a lot.

>> And I ever saw other's machine with several colors for different
> If you install the package colorls-2.1.tgz , you can do a "color" ls
> by typing the command colorls-G

  Noted.

>> Great to see you all.
> I hope this helps, I'm new to this too.

  I was used to Linux, and a little confused between the two,
  some of their commands format seem a little different..

 // Donny