Reply With QuoteTry: "mount /dev/hdb /mnt/d" (make sure /mnt/d directory exists, either create it, or pick an empty directory that does exist in the /mnt directory)
Then "cd /mnt/d" and have a look around.
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sorry for the newbie question, but i forgot my unix
how do i look at the files on hdb. i can see the files on the boot drive.
thanks in advnace for your help!
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Try: "mount /dev/hdb /mnt/d" (make sure /mnt/d directory exists, either create it, or pick an empty directory that does exist in the /mnt directory)
Then "cd /mnt/d" and have a look around.
-zabs
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