I want to program one instruction

[David2004]

Hello

I have installed Windows XP professional , and in other partition linux.To see linux from Windows XP , I use an application , ext2fsd, but evertytime I start Windows I have to open the console and to write the following :

net start ext2fsd

mount 0 2 f:

The point , it's I would like to known if there's a way to dont write that everytime I start Windows.

Thanks in advance

[Chris]

When you say console do you mean Command Prompt in Windows or do you mean the application itself?

[David2004]

The Command prompt .

In windows -> Start -> execute -> I write - cmd.exe (that it's)

In cmd.exe I write the instructions each time , to see my linux partition.

[Chris]

This may need tweaking but here goes...

Create a batch file.

Include the instructions in the batch file.

Try this:

Create a Text Document, copy and paste your instuctions into the text document and add exit to the end.

net start ext2fsd
mount 0 2 f:
exit

Then go File, Save as, the file name can be anything but include .bat at the end of it. A new file should appear where the new text doument was created.

Net start will be reognised but i'm not sure of mount as it is not [i think] a command. But maybe starting ext2fsd enables the command?

If it does not not, then the batch file may need a tweak...Assuming it can be done...

Click the batch file to see if it runs. [of course don't run net start first, like you have done] we need to know if the batch file works first.