Solve : Mapping drives?

1.	Solve : Mapping drives?
Answer» Is it possible to map drives in Linux? I.e. home directory as C:\, disk drives as D:\ instead of /dev/sr'x'? SUSE 11.1 KDE desktop.Linux has a single file system starting at the root "/". Everything has to be "mounted" to it. So you CREATE a directory, e.g. "/mnt/CDROM" and the CDROM is then attached to that directory. If you think about it, it makes more sense than having a logical limit of 26 different drives. In a networked environment, it's easy to exceed 26. Look up the HowTo on MOUNTING devices for more info.Right I have successfully mounted my Windows C drive, yes it works very badly... The only thing now is how do I retain mounted drives after a shutdown or restart?Check out the file /etc/fstab. >This article< might help.

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