You need to first determine which partition is associated to /. fdisk -l /dev/hda will do that (assuming your Linux system is on an IDE hard drive on the 1st IDE chain, set as master). If it's a SATA drive, then /dev/sda will be the first SATA drive. Once you know which partition is / (/dev/hda2, /dev/sda5, whatever depending on your system configuration) and you have a mount point created, simply mount it as you would any other device. mount /dev/hda2 /mnt/root Of course mount switches may be needed depending on what you are seeking to do (read only, different file type which requires specifying, no change to the access time). Jacques B. On 4/28/07, LC <listfedora@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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