jeff wrote:
I've been running testing on my home-built ASUS/Celeron for several
months, with very few problems. Today, for the first time, though, I
had occasion to use a floppy disk, and noticed that /dev/fd0 does not
exist. /dev does have an "fd" symbolic, which points to /proc/self/fd,
and there is a /.dev directory which DOES include an fd0 device. I'm
running a stock 2.6.8-1-686 kerne, which includes
CONFIG_BLOCK_DEV_FD=m.
Any clues as to what this all means, and how I can get a /dev/fd0?
cd to /dev and exec ./MAKEDEV as root
MAKEDEV(8) helps 2
Thanks.
-jeff
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