Chris Huang wrote:

> Hi
>
> you dont have to label the disk....
>
> >     /var/run/dmesg.boot says as follows;
> >
> >           wd0 : no disklabel    (only win98 lives on this disc)
> >           boot device : wd1
>
> so you have booted off NetBSD from wd1 ....
> next you can "disklabel wd0" and you will probably find that
> your window partition is on "e"....
> so you can just  " mount_msdos /dev/wd0e /mnt "
> this will mount you win partition to netbsd =) ...and
> "umount /mnt" to unmount the partition
>
> hope it helps
>
> Chris
>
> >
> >
> >

thanks for quick reply really.

when i typed as following.

# disklabel wd0

        size        offset           fstype        [fsize    bsize
cpg]

d:  6306048            0           unused          0          0

e:  3338433           63           MSDOS

f:  2967552    3338496          unused          0          0


As you advised, the "e" partition (primary of dos, C:\) is mounted
successfully.

thanks :)

but for "f" partition (extened & logical partition, D:\) is not
configured as
you can see above

fstype of the "f" partition remains unused, even though it is used in
win98

many of data is stored in "f", which i want to use

how to have the "f" partition figured out to MSDOS fstype like "e"
partition?



woojin jeon