Installation

[Dan]

If it is a regular text file, you can use any editor, the most common ones being vi(m) or pico

try 'man vi' or 'man pico'

As for Fat32 support, have you tried doing 'mount -t msdos /dev/slice /mount/point'?
Or maybe 'mount_msdosfs /dev/slice /mount/point'?



M E extolled:
> Hello Guys,
> I hope you guys are not tired of me. How can I read a file (a text file for instance)from windows98 when Linux is running? I dont understand.And how can I make Linux and freeBSD recognise the window FAT32 file type ??
> Please I need your help.
> God Bless You.
> Jamal
> 
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