If you dual-boot Linux and Windows, you expect to move between the two without much fuss. But I’ve had moments when I booted into Linux and suddenly couldn’t see my Windows partitions.

Mount your destination drive (or partition). Run the command “gksu gedit” (or use nano or vi). Edit the file /etc/fstab. Change the UUID or device entry with the mount point / (the root partition) to ...

You can mount your Windows partitions under Linux and you can access your ext2 filesystems under Windows. You can also access Linux (and Unix) ...

I didn't know whether this should be in the Microsoft forum or the Linux forum, so I chose this forum on a whim.<BR><BR>Anyway, the problem is, I need to copy some files from my Linux partition to ...

I've read the man page and the pages on mounting partitions in my linux book but I still can't solve the problem, so I turn it over to the Ars community.I cannot mount my second partition as read ...

Linux systems provide many ways to look at disk partitions. Here's a look at commands you can use to display useful information -- each providing a different format and with a different focus.

In your VM’s settings window, mount the .iso file for Parted Magic to the DVD Drive, boot the VM, ... Next, I right click the linux-swap partition and choose Resize/Move again.