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Hi, I am in the last stages of going windows free, although in order to =
do it I am going to have to use wine. Here is my problem, I need to =
mount a windows directory with the following command mount /dev/hda1 =
/mnt/windows . THis works fine, but when I reboot, the directory is no =
longer mounted. Is there some way to mount the windows directory in such =
a way that is becomes permenent, so that each time I reboot it is still =
there. I'm using redhat 7.0
By the way, I've just started using the Opera browser which is the first =
browser that I've used under linux that works with some webpages that I =
use for work that use a lot of javascripts. That has really helped in my =
journey away from windows.
Regards,
Charlie
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Hi, I am in the last stages of going =
windows free,=20
although in order to do it I am going to have to use wine. Here is my =
problem, I=20
need to mount a windows directory with the following command mount =
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/mnt/windows . THis works fine, but when I reboot, the directory is no =
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mounted. Is there some way to mount the windows directory in such a way =
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becomes permenent, so that each time I reboot it is still there. I'm =
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redhat 7.0
By the way, I've just started using the =
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browser which is the first browser that I've used under linux that works =
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some webpages that I use for work that use a lot of javascripts. That =
has really=20
helped in my journey away from windows.
Regards,
Charlie
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