i'm getting the same error for both the commands.
fs type /dev/hda1 not supported by kernel
fs type /dev/hda5 not supported by kernel

any problem with the kernel settings?



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On 7/28/05, rekha vn <vidiyala_r [at] yahoo.com> wrote:
> i'm getting the same error for both the commands.
> fs type /dev/hda1 not supported by kernel
> fs type /dev/hda5 not supported by kernel
>
> any problem with the kernel settings?

mount -t filesystem-type something somewhere

`filesystem-type' depends on your partition. `something' is the
partition, here /dev/hda1 or /dev/hda5. `somewhere' is the mount point
-- the place where you go to access the files once the partition is
mounted. E.g.,

# mount -t vfat /dev/hda5 /mnt/d

Once the above command is run, you can

$ cd /mnt/d
$ ls

and hopefully you'll see your files.

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Yawar
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