[lug] Ooops

[Ferdinand P. Schmid]

Well - if you created a swap partition on this primary hard drive then
your data won't be easy to recover.  The man command shows you the
manual pages for unix commands.  And before you can see the contents of
a disk you need to mount that disk's file system to a directory.  In the
MS-DOS world the operating system is mounting partitions to drive
letters.

I hope this helps,
Ferdinand

Craig Small wrote:

> RH 7 used the primary slave hd for swapping, so the command lines are
> on it.  I am not sure what you mean by man mount (what kind of group
> is this)?  Any attempt to do anything with that hd in windows prompts
> to reformat.
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