Mounting Floppy Problems
im trying to mount my floppy drive:
i used the command: mount /mnt/floppy and got no error when i go to konqueror and try to open it it says access denied to /mnt/floppy what should i do? |
change tho options in /etc/fstab.. mine says:
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/dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy auto noauto,user 0 0 nes |
"the file could not be saved. Please check if you have write permission"
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HTH Regards.... |
im guessing im doing this wrong but
i went into a terminal and typed su and my password and im in root but i still cant do it again, i think im doing this wrong |
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If for some reason you do not have that, you can always log in as root, just be careful. HTH Regards... |
grrr.... first i tried changing it to user
and i got the error:/dev/fd0: Input/output error then i tried changing it to users, but got the same error, should i restart my computer first? |
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Regards... |
i still got same error after the boot
so i tried that command and still got an error |
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I'll assume you already checked the obvious (floppy drive installed correctly, cable, ok, floppy disk inserted, etc.) Now, have you tried mounting the floppy as root? (either by login in as root or by "su root" in the terminal) Does it work or does it give you the same error? If it mounts when you are root, then what exactly does your /etc/fstab say? (cut-paste it here) Mine, as an example (the /dev/fd0 portion) /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy auto noauto,user,exec 0 0 and it has worked perfectly since the original install. HTH and good luck Regards... |
ok... what happens when you do this?
insert a floppy open a terminal Code:
su Code:
dmesg | grep fd could you also post the output of Code:
ls -la /etc/fstab |
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