Jimmy Richards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello Robert,
>
> I think you need to chage the permissions of the /floppy directory...
>
>
> chmod g+w /floppy .....if that doesn't work try
> chmod a+w /floppy
>
>
> Hope that solves it for you,
>
> Jimmy Richards
>
The floppy has to be mounted at that point.
You have basicly two options:
Format the floppy as user, the floppy then belongs to you and you can
mount and write it. (You need to have write access to /dev/fd0)
Format the floppy as root, then mount as root, chown or chmod the
mountmoint as needed, umount and mount as user.
HTH
Ramin
