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    Knoppix > Copying files

    I booted from Knoppix and want to copy my files on hda1(NTFS) to hdb1(NTFS) how can I reformat hdb1 to fat32? I am a linux noob

    any advice?
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    Does knoppix even come with NTFS support?

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    Im reading my files off it now....

    i could burn them but i really dont want to.. (20gigs)

    i cant seem to make it format hdb1 with fat32 it just says
    "auto"

    i tried mkdosfs -F 32 /dev/hdb1
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    Originally posted by ZeroCool
    Im reading my files off it now....

    i could burn them but i really dont want to.. (20gigs)

    i cant seem to make it format hdb1 with fat32 it just says
    "auto"

    i tried mkdosfs -F 32 /dev/hdb1
    Perhaps try fdisking the partition, setting it to FAT32 and then formatting it? Do you have a Windows disk you could boot off of? You could always use Windows to format it.

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    Originally posted by kasracer
    Does knoppix even come with NTFS support?
    Yes it does.
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    First you should copy the files from hdb1 --> hda1. This is easy. After that start a shell. type fdisk (it is the same command as DOS or Windows) Then change the drive to hdb1. It is a little difficult, but if you read the instructions ( man fdisk) you should be albe to work it out.
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