Quote Originally Posted by Skaster
I'm pretty sure it's all windows structured. ....?
Quote Originally Posted by Skaster
This is exactly what shows up:

mount /dev/hda1
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/hda1, or too many mounted file systems

How does one fix this? What exactly does it mean?
Back to my last post - that last time I used Netware it was not a Microsoft compatable partition. I very much suspect this is the case here, but I'm certainly not saying I know that for a fact. I don't know what Novell for Windows is, as compared to Netware 3 or Netware 4 or Netware 5 or so on. You could easily determine the partition type a number of ways. One would be to simply check your documentation. Another would be to run DOS from a floppy and see if it can see and access the partition. Yet another would be to run partitioning software and see what the partition types are (use care and a little common sense here, look but don't make any changes with the partitioning software). See the man page on mount if you need and want more help with it, but the simple fact is I have an icon on my Knoppix desktop for every partition that Knoppix can open and I can mount that partition by clicking it.