Mounting a Windows file system
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How to mount a MS DOS file system on NetBSD
This is a common task for many users.
fstab(5) entry
This makes mounting a Windows 95 file system really easy.
/dev/sd0e /mnt/umass0 msdos rw,noauto,-l,-t-21600,-m0644,-M755 0 0
This line allows you to manually mount a FAT file system with long file names in /dev/sd0e on /mnt/umass0. Files are mode 644, directories are 755. The -t-21600 indicates that the times and dates on this volume are in Central Standard Time.
