The file he is talking about is /etc/fstab but the line should start with /dev/sda1.
I'm having the same problem, except I have no idea what you guys are talking about. I'm new to the whole linux thing, just using it to recover some important files off a friends machine. Someone referred to a doc with this information, where can I find that, and what are the first steps I can take to recognizing the drive?
Thanks,
Hamid.
The file he is talking about is /etc/fstab but the line should start with /dev/sda1.
Ok, so whats the first things i should type in console to detect/install the drive?
Sorry for this newb question, but its really important my friend gets these files.
There are three questions on the last page - so what means 'the same problem'?
First the optimistic test:
while /mnt/usb has to exist.Code:mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/usb
Test with
and create it withCode:ls -la /mnt
Code:mkdir /mnt/usb

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