mkdosfs for arm debian?

Hi,

Have any of you run across mkdosfs? I can't find it in apt-get and it's neither in the debian install nor in the rescue system.

I ask because I have a 1TB drive partitioned half ext2 and half vfat. I want to use the vfat side to share out via Samba over openVPN.

Thanks,

FZR

Its in dosfstools package...

root@dockstar1:~# apt-cache search mkdosfs
dosfstools-dbg - utilities for making and checking MS-DOS FAT filesystems (debug)
dosfstools - utilities for making and checking MS-DOS FAT filesystems

Run the following commands as root to install...

apt-get install dosfstools

-PG

You, sir, rock.

Thank you!

FZR

Oh brilliant, this is just what i was after. I have a Raspberry Pi and wanted to format my external drive as fat32 so i could share the videos i plan to place on it with my playstation 3, which only accepts fat32 currently. I have been looking all over the net for a debian related solution as i already knew i needed the mkdosfs command, i just did not know the package. Cheers to both of you.