I have installed Linux Mint 14(nadia) inside my Windows 7 - C:\ . I am unable to access the contents of my C:\ drive from Mint. How can I access it ?
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Accessing drive contents in which Linux is installed
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rameshiit19
Accessing drive contents in which Linux is installed
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Re: Accessing drive contents in which Linux is installed
Hello, rameshiit19,
I assume this means you have performed a Mint4win installation. The disk partition where Mint has been installed is accessible by navigating to the folder /host. In your case you will find the complete content of what Windows calls drive C: mounted inside the folder /host.
Be careful not to modify any folder or file which is relevant to Windows from inside Linux Mint.
Kind regards,
Karl
I assume this means you have performed a Mint4win installation. The disk partition where Mint has been installed is accessible by navigating to the folder /host. In your case you will find the complete content of what Windows calls drive C: mounted inside the folder /host.
Be careful not to modify any folder or file which is relevant to Windows from inside Linux Mint.
Kind regards,
Karl
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rameshiit19
Re: Accessing drive contents in which Linux is installed
Thanks a lot karlchen !karlchen wrote:Hello, rameshiit19,
I assume this means you have performed a Mint4win installation. The disk partition where Mint has been installed is accessible by navigating to the folder /host. In your case you will find the complete content of what Windows calls drive C: mounted inside the folder /host.
Be careful not to modify any folder or file which is relevant to Windows from inside Linux Mint.
Kind regards,
Karl