renamed drive labels in mint 14.1 using the following command:
~$ sudo dosfslabel /dev/sda# F:
cannot see any file in the drive. "~$ df -kh" command shows the drive as empty.
cannot boot, error message- "This is not a bootable disk.. please insert a bootable floppy in the drive and press a key..."
installed a new linux but still cannot see any file in the renamed drive!
renamed drive labels: cannot see files in drives
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renamed drive labels: cannot see files in drives
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Re: renamed drive labels: cannot see files in drives
"man" says: dosfslabel - set or get MS-DOS filesystem label
Are the partitions ext3 or 4, NTFS, FAT32 or ??
In linux and ext filesystems, the labels are NOT "C:", "D:", etc., as in windows, they're short strings like "MINT14" or "BOOT". The ":" might be a problem...?
Try booting from the Mint install disk and (re)setting the labels with gparted.
Are the partitions ext3 or 4, NTFS, FAT32 or ??
In linux and ext filesystems, the labels are NOT "C:", "D:", etc., as in windows, they're short strings like "MINT14" or "BOOT". The ":" might be a problem...?
Try booting from the Mint install disk and (re)setting the labels with gparted.
Please edit your original post title to include [SOLVED] if/when it is solved!
Your data and OS are backed up....right?
Your data and OS are backed up....right?