fat32 on linux

[optech]

i know it's possible to view your fat32 files on your linux partition (i had that feature with slackware) but my current SuSe (latest version) didn't ask me if i wanted that option, so i have to do it myself. well, i'm new to linux, so i looked for a NHF, and searched google, but nothing was there to be found... so if i could get some help on this...
don't know if i provided enough info here for you to help, so if you ask for information on my system, i'll gladly give it

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[Daedra]

http://www.linuxnewbie.org/nhf/intel/misc/winhd.html

[optech]

thanks

[MovingTarget]

if your just trying to get at images or mp3's ect ect

mount -t vfat <fat 32 partition> /mnt
done u will find it in the /mnt dir

[optech]

no, i'm just trying to get everything nice and snuggly for myself. i don't want to have to learn something new when i need something right away, so i'm trying to get everything configured all nice and shiny like
but thanks

[manux]

here's a way to do it.
1. create a directory say fat-c
2. edit /etc/fstab and add the following line
/dev/hd# /fat-c vfat defaults 0 0

hd# is the fat32 harddrive