problem mouting floppy with mandrake 10.0
Hello !
I recently installed mdk 10.0 and my laptop. In order to mount floppy I usually used "mount /mnt/floppy" with mdk 9.2 without using supermount in the /etc/fstab nor the mtools. But with 10.0 the mount doesn't recognize the file system type. When I edit the /etc/fstab the floppy parameters are exactly the same than in the 9.2! The /proc/filesystems and /etc/filesystems files are similar too, in the 2 releases. Of course the floppy is readable with the 9.2. So I don't understand! So shall I now use the mtools with the 10.0 or can I continue to use the mount command ?? |
mount -t vfat /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
replace vfat with the filesystem type of the floppy. vfat here is Windows/DOS Virtual FAT. |
With my system(Mandrake 10), I don't need to mount it, I just put the floppy in and I can access it.
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That's probably supermount. But snailman doen't want to use that stuff :)
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Doesn't supermount automatically mount stuff? My floppy is ALWAYS mounted.
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It's because your /etc/fstab is configured that way :)
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I'm confused :confused: Maybe I need an explanation of the entries in /etc/fstab.
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Have a look at your fstab file:
$ cat /etc/fstab and read this: http://www.mandrakeuser.org/docs/admin/amount2.html |
Thanks for that link :)
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