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Well this is an easy one: The file system type for 'fat32' is 'vfat' - this is what you need to put in your fstab. The vfat driver will auto-detect ...
  1. 01-04-2005 #11
    avarus
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    Well this is an easy one:

    The file system type for 'fat32' is 'vfat' - this is what you need to put in your fstab.
    The vfat driver will auto-detect fat16/fat32

    Another of those crazy linux naming quirks!

    TIM
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  2. 01-09-2005 #12
    sunilkamavaram
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    Thanks, it worked by changing fat32 to vfat in fstab.
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