CHRYSt
08-01-2001, 02:48 PM
Hey. I'm a n00b, naturally. But I've got enough experience that I've started using RedHat as my primary desktop.
Anyway, I can mount my remaining windows partitions just fine as MSDOS. The problem is that Linux doesn't see the files long names. It displays everything as "progra~1" and stuff.
I didn't see anything about it in the HOWTO or any other docs, but is there a mount type that can see long file names? Like win95 or some such? Or could I mount it as NTFS?
I know samba shows it properly, but you can only use smbmount over a network, right?
Any help would be nice. Thanks. :)
Anyway, I can mount my remaining windows partitions just fine as MSDOS. The problem is that Linux doesn't see the files long names. It displays everything as "progra~1" and stuff.
I didn't see anything about it in the HOWTO or any other docs, but is there a mount type that can see long file names? Like win95 or some such? Or could I mount it as NTFS?
I know samba shows it properly, but you can only use smbmount over a network, right?
Any help would be nice. Thanks. :)