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08-04-2005
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mounting lacie hard drive to another suns system
I have two unix workstations. One crashed
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08-05-2005
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yes, it's very correct. you might want to use "auto" rather than "msdos", though. if you want to use a shorter syntax such as:
mount /mnt/my_blah you first need to add an entry to the /etc/fstab. roughly, it'll be a line like this: Code:
/dev/blah /mnt/my_blah auto defaults,users 0 0
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