Have seen all the discussion. Sorry Michal : i didn't understood what
you told me :)
Using
# gnome-mount -d /dev/fd0
# cp /home/me/really-important-file /media/floppy
# gnome-umount -d /dev/fd0
is okay. And graphical command works fine too :)
The problem i had, was to guess this new command. I often work at shell,
and so... Here is my problem :
root@ws044 ~]# mount /dev/fd0 /media/floppy
mount: mount point /media/floppy does not exist
[root@ws044 ~]#
Of course the possibility/necessity is to create a /media/floppy, or
even /mnt/floppy. BUT within fc4 it was auto created during installation.
So the question is :
Do you think people who use shell or text mode have to guess this ? It
might be : that's just a question....
larry
Michal Jaegermann wrote:
On Sun, Mar 12, 2006 at 05:38:54PM +0100, Larry tb wrote:
Were trying to mount floppy at shell. Getting this error :
[root@ws044 ~]# mount /dev/fd0
mount: can't find /dev/fd0 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
Try 'gnome-mount -d /dev/fd0' instead if you attempt to do that
from a command line (or 'mount /dev/fd0 /some/existing/mount/point'
if you are root). With the first option use 'gnome-umount' to
unmount that floppy.
There is no /media/floppy.
How come this ?
Just so you will not overexercise yourself. :-)
Michal
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