cant boot w/ fat drive mounted

[febisfebi]

i am using redhat 7.2, and ever since i mounted my fat32 drive, i cant boot, unless i unplug it. when 'checking filesystems' i get the message: Warning fat32 support still ALPHA!, and it sits there and dosent continue to load. i dont mind if its alpha, it works. plz help

[fateswarm]

hmmm...

[bdg1983]

Use your emergency Linux bootdisk you created during the install (or after) to boot your system and then remove the mount for the fat32 partition until a solution can be found.

[febisfebi]

i was able to boot by removing the fat32 drive from my computer, but the problem is that i hav files that i need to use, on fat drive. so until i get a big enough hd to move files to an ext3 drive, i need to mount this 1. :mad:

[teeitup]

Post your fstab entry for the windows partition.

Make sure the last two colums are both zeros.
You don't want it to check the vfat filesystem on boot.

Good Luck,