Ready-Only Access to FAT32 Partition

[Parky_007]

Hello,
I have a dual boot system on one hard drive, with 3 partitions, One NTFS for windows, One FAT32 for my files i want to use in both systems, and the linx partition.
I am using Fedora Core 4, and when i log on, i have to manually mount /dev/hda2 and even then i only have read access. I was told that linux could write to FAT32 partition.

How would i be able to mount it on start up, and be able to write to it.

Thanks, Rowan.

 

[Veurruckte]

/etc/fstab should contain all your partitions. Edit that, and make sure your fat32 partition is set for rw. If it still won't work, you probally need to compile a new kernel.

 

[Parky_007]

the partition is not listed in fstab

 

[Veurruckte]

Then add it . If you need help doing that, look on google.

 

[Parky_007]

i've added it, it works now, thanks.