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Old 06-02-2005   #1 (permalink)
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Can i post my xdsl question in this forum?

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X-DSL is the XBOX adaptation of DSL. (i dont know how well known it is). The knoppix folder is located on E:, and it recigonizes the E: drive as CD rom. XBOX harddrives are partitioned. i need to know how to mount the other partitions, save!(it shows downloads complete, but on reboot the new files disapear/firefox settins ect)<the backup option dosent work!> and if possible increase the general font size(though im sure this is a question i should i should post to fluxbox)

im trying to learn linux, but am having a very hard time scince every time i reboot everything is reset.
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You are using a Knoppix livecd right?
f so, look through the K menu for "Saving knoppix Configuration"
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No no .
its installed directly onto the E: drive.

k menu?
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K menu= Start button

So you are not working from the cdrom, but the hard drive.

What is the output of

fdisk -l

Which partitions do you want to mount?
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yes i am working from the HDD.

i wish to mount the F: drive. i believe that it is not recognized as f, but instead hdb# or something like that.

fdisk -l ? (thats a L right?) i will give it a try.
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on second though.... fdisk -l?

format? please explain the signifigance of running this line before i try it.
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fdisk -l will show all of your partitions. Yes it is a small L
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fdisk -l tells me about the E: drive ( 'cdrom' :o )

it then proceeds to tell me that it cant read my partition table:

' disk /dev/hda dosent contain a valid partition table '

keep in mind this is an xbox. ill try and find out what the partitions are known as. i known ive seen them before. many times. kinda funny that i cant remember.

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The first partition on the first hard drive is hda1.
the a signifies which hard drive it is.
The 1 signifies which partition it is.

hda will be the primary master.
hdb will be the secondary master

hdc will most likely be the cdrom drive.
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The first partition on the first hard drive is hda1.
hdb will be the secondary master
hdb is primary slave, hdc is secondary master
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