The mount command under Linux can load the FAT32 partition format Windows partition, but how can it be automatically loaded when the system starts? How to solve annoying Chinese issues? How to solve ordinary users (non-root) also freely read and write Windows partitioning contents?
After the system starts, execute the following command to mount the Windows partition:
mount -t vfat -o iocharset = GB2312 / DEV / HDA5 / MNT / D
mount -t vfat -o iocharset = GB2312 / DEV / HDA6 / MNT / E
Mount -t vfat -o iocharset = GB2312 / DEV / HDA7 / MNT / F
But the problem is that the Linux system is not dynamically mount the partition, and the Chinese display in the partition is not normal. Ordinary users can only read, execute, very inconvenient
After multiple tests, add the following code to the / etc / fstab file to solve all the problems above, which is very convenient when used:
/ dev / hda5 / mnt / d vfat defaults, user, octharset = GB2312, umask = 000 0 0
/ dev / hda6 / mnt / e vfat defaults, user, octharset = GB2312, umask = 000 0 0
/ dev / hda7 / mnt / f vfat defaults, user, ocharset = GB2312, umask = 000 0 0