Need to access in NVU a folder in a fat32 partition. HOW!!???

[John DeCarlo]

On 2/22/06, William Wereley <ravenridge at direcway.com> wrote:
>
> in NVU
> I can't seem to get beyond the local drive. I have 40 some sites
> I work on and get small updates and changes every day. I would
> like to do these in NVU. Can someone give me some direction so
> I can begin to operate efficently in this wonderful OS.
>

Bill,

In Linux, everything is part of the same file system.  All of it goes from
the root ("/") on down.

So let's say I have a FAT32 partition that is /dev/hda3.  I want to mount it
to /mnt/shared, /windows, or /mnt/drived or any other place in the file
system that I can easily remember.

Then, whenever I want to use files in that part of the file system, I change
the current directory/folder to that location and navigate down to the
section I want.

Does that answer your question?

(In more detail, the /etc/fstab file should have information about all the
drives you have access to in your system and where they are mounted.
Including the floppy and cdrom.)


--
John DeCarlo, My Views Are My Own
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