Hello,...

Question 1....
I am using a daul boot OS with Fedora Linux(Core 1) and WindowsXP home.
My internet speed in Linux is very very slow which is 704/128kbs.. Now how can I set up net speed in linux....????????????????

Question 2.....
I have a 80Gb HD, and devided into 4x20Gb parts... First three(C,D,E) parts are FAT32 and last one is used by Linux... I have linux RPMs files on E: (Linux source and kernels and many more....) I just want to know that how can I acces E: in linux?????????
Note:- In linux (Start menu/system management/HD configuration tools like some thing)
Drive C,D or E: is not apear..........
Now how Can i mount E: in linux..??? please write me complete commads procedure.....Thanks

Your DSL or cable connection speed has nothing to do with Linux.
Probably running "mount -t vfat /dev/hda3 /mnt/somewhere" where /mnt/somewhere is an empty directory from which you would like to be able to browse your FAT32 partition.

But how can I know which partition is in linux I have to mount....I dont remember that command which shows all the partition's information in linux

Try cfdisk or fdisk. They should show you what partitions you have.

Also, I don't understand the way you phrased your first sentence. If my reply seems off-topic, that's why

But I remember not that command which shows all information about HD partitions like which is boot partition, which is root and which is Swap and all the others...

That's cfdisk, or fdisk.

That is not fdisk or cfdisk.... That was something like with -i parameter..

Nevertheless, cfdisk WILL show you this information.

This avols is a rude prick