How do I create a mount point?

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gooseme : 20/08/02 02:25 AM : Incident created -   Greetings my fellow Linuxtonians!:) I was just wondering...I have Win98 on one HD and Linux on another but I never selected the dual boot option. How do I create a mount point so that I can access Windows from Linux?. Do I do something like: mkdir /mnt/hdd0? - Thanks
Linegod_7611 : 20/08/02 03:13 AM : Reply received -   Yes. You can do 'mkdir /mnt/windows' and then edit /etc/fstab and create a new entry. Or you can simply start 'diskdrake' as root, click on the partition you want to mount, set the mount point and tell it to write to your /etc/fstab I would recommend using /mnt/windows, just to stay in line with how Mandrake refers to it if you select dual boot during install. ----- Note: If this answer resolves your problem, please remember to close this incident.
gooseme : 23/08/02 08:52 PM : Incident closed -

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