I have been running the LiveCD's of Ubuntu 7.04 and Kubuntu 704.
I can mount my Harddrive (/dev/hda1) in Ubuntu and look at files etc to
get a feel of Ubuntu. I unmount the drive before exiting Ubuntu.
Windows XP still functions correctly with my 80 Gig drive.
When I load Kubuntu's LiveCD, I can't get the /dev/hda1 mounted.
Error message is:
An ERROR OCCURED WHILE ENABLING <mount point>
The system reported mount: /dev/hda1 already mounted or <mount point> busy. Mount: according to mtab, /dev/hda1 is mounted on /home/ubuntu<mount point>
Return code from mount was 32
"mount failure"
I can plug in a 1Gig USB Stick and access the files and look at the directories.
Why can't I mount and access my 80 Gig drive. It appears Ubuntu has done
something to prevent me from mounting it in Kubuntu and I am too stupid
to know what to look for.
Please spell it out so this newbie can grasp how to get it to function. I was
under the impression that the LiveCD's would always function properly
from one run to the next and didn't change any system settings.
Thanks.
Larry
I can mount my Harddrive (/dev/hda1) in Ubuntu and look at files etc to
get a feel of Ubuntu. I unmount the drive before exiting Ubuntu.
Windows XP still functions correctly with my 80 Gig drive.
When I load Kubuntu's LiveCD, I can't get the /dev/hda1 mounted.
Error message is:
An ERROR OCCURED WHILE ENABLING <mount point>
The system reported mount: /dev/hda1 already mounted or <mount point> busy. Mount: according to mtab, /dev/hda1 is mounted on /home/ubuntu<mount point>
Return code from mount was 32
"mount failure"
I can plug in a 1Gig USB Stick and access the files and look at the directories.
Why can't I mount and access my 80 Gig drive. It appears Ubuntu has done
something to prevent me from mounting it in Kubuntu and I am too stupid
to know what to look for.
Please spell it out so this newbie can grasp how to get it to function. I was
under the impression that the LiveCD's would always function properly
from one run to the next and didn't change any system settings.
Thanks.
Larry
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