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Question about FAT32 and RedHat Linux

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flap:
Actually, since both of those examples given refer to finding files, I think it's worth mentioning that the more logical solution would be to use the 'find' command.

e.g.
find /home -name '*.mp3'

And just another small point about this:
cat ~/telephonenumbers.txt | grep Fred

Rather than piping the output of cat into a command, it's preferable to use redirection and do

command < ~/telephonenumbers.txt

as you don't then unnecessarily invoke another process (cat). Although with grep that isn't necessary either, as you could just do

grep Fred ~/telephonenumbers

sure:
1.get to know the name of your fat partion,such as /dev/hda1 or /dev/sdb1
2.mount it:
mount it to a folder in your linux system .
mount -t vat /dev/hda1 /mnt/fat_partion
3.access it as normal linux partion.
cd /mnt/fat_partion, and you will see all the files on your fat partion.

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