I don't think so.  But to tell the truth, I'm not sure. :-[

John

John Wurth wrote:

> Thank you John. Is this the same as a flash drive?
>
> John House <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> <mailto:john.p.house%40sbcglobal.net>> wrote: Thumb drives use a usb
> connection (a little thinner than the ethernet
> connection) and they hold several MB of data. They are called
> thumbdrives because most are about as long as a man's thumb. Some look
> like cigarette lighters, keychain ornaments, or nail files.
>
> They automount (like your 1.44 MB drive) in Windows or Ubuntu, but they
> must be manually mounted in Debian.
>
> John House
>
> John Wurth wrote:
>
> > I believe robert has all ready gone offline for his eye surgery. Could
> > someone please explain to me what a thumbdrive is?
> >
> > Robert Citek <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:robert.citek%40gmail.com>
> > <mailto:robert.citek%40gmail.com>> wrote: John Wurth wrote:
> > > Damn it Jim (best Scotty voice) I'm an administrator, not a techie!!!
> > >
> > > It's just one of those insertable hard disks you save your stuff too
> > on the A: drive.
> >
> > Those are floppies and are notoriously unreliable. For future portable
> > storage, you may want to consider a USB thumbdrive or even on-line
> > storage like http://box.net/ .
> >
> > As for the floppy, this is a great example of a service we could offer:
> > data recovery. What tools would folks here use? My personal favorites
> > would be dd, dd_rescue, or ddr_help run under Knoppix or other Linux
> > flavor.
> >
> > Regards,
> > - Robert
> >
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