Hello ,
I am using Red hat 9. I want to access the windows drives from my Linux.
Can you please tell me the commands to mount those drives. Till now I am rebooting into windows, copying files into a pen drive and then again coming back to Red hat.
help me please
what filesystem do you use for your windows installation?
according to one of the forums I used :-
$fdisk /dev/hda
But it says :- "cannot open".
When I went through the forders and double clicked, it says:-
" NAUTILUS has no installed viewer capable of displaying /dev/hda".
I have Windows using NTFS. I came to know that Red hat can do with Win32. Is there any way we can mount "NTFS files" toooooooooooooo
if you read the first post more closely, you will see that samba won't work 
post the output of "fdisk -l".
Your are right! The English was a bit hard to understand, but I see now there is only one machine :rolleyes: I head to read it a few times 
red hat 9 is to old.
for ntfs you need ntfs-3g, but is not available with rh9 and the kernel it came with
you alse need fuse,
why rh9? cant you use fedora? or other distro not 8 years old as rh9 ?