Le dim 14/10/2007 à 19:39, Mikkel L. Ellertson a écrit : > Doug Purdy wrote: > > > > I can mount the NTFS drive and I can mount sdb2 if I don't specify the > > filesystem type. That's where Grub is in a folder with the 2 kernel > > config, initrd, systme.map and vmlinuz files. I haven't figured out how > > to mount the sdb1 partition and the sdb3 LVM partition claims to be > > mounted already although I don't know where to look for it. Maybe it > > will mount if I try a link. > > > Dumb question - what is the partition type of /dev/sdb1? (You may > have posted the output of fdisk -l /dev/sdb, but if so, I missed > it.) If it is an extended partition, a swap partition, or an LVM > volume, you will not be able to mount it at all. Hi Mikkel, Here are the fdisk partitions: Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System /dev/sdb1 * 1 5000 40162468+ 83 Linux /dev/sdb2 5001 5013 104422+ 83 Linux /dev/sdb3 5014 24321 155091510 8e Linux LVM Partition 1 and 2 are 83 Linux and grub and the fedora .img files are in partition 2 which I can mount. I can't mount or link to partitions 1 or 3. To my unknowing eye it seems strange that the Fedora 7 Logical Volume Management program shows partition 3 or VolGroup00 to be an ext3 file system and LogVol01 to be a 2gig swap file system. Stranger still is that VolGroup00 is 146 gigs but has only 32 megs free after an install and the automatic updating of files. I suspect these partitions are the original ones I created before telling ananconda to erase everything. Doug
