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Hi there. I got a question. I got some partition and I had try do mount it without sucess. I know it is in /dev/hda4 but what I want to ...
  1. 07-30-2004 #1
    psytree
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    Linux Partition Type



    Hi there.
    I got a question.
    I got some partition and I had try do mount it without sucess.
    I know it is in /dev/hda4 but what I want to know is what is the type by default that the cfdisk give to the type "Linux" (It's 83 I guess not sure).
    I try to mount ext3, ext2, reiserfs without sucess.
    What maybe be wrong ?

    Tks,
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  2. 07-30-2004 #2
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    Did you format the partiton? Odds are it's not formatted or you don't have kernel support for that type of fs.
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  3. 07-30-2004 #3
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    try formating it in ext2 and mounting it, ext2 is the 'lowest' level fs, and i think that by default, every kernel has support for it, so you would have had to removed support manualy.
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    YeAH try that that sounds good!
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