On Fri, Mar 05, 2004 at 10:59:42AM -0500, Timothy Frye wrote: > Well, at least for me, I need something that doesn't rely on a gui > application. I need something that works with the operating system. In > other words, I need a way for someone to save something to the local floppy > from within Mozilla without having to save it to the desktop first and then > open up MToolsFM to move it to the floppy disk. > > I figured ENBD would do that, but since I can't get that up and running, > does anyone have any other ideas? > > -Tim
I have been playing around with ENBD for the past week or so and have got a working configuration. At the moment, the only problem is that when you first go to access the floppy, ENBD takes about 30 seconds to read the drive before it becomes accessible. I don't think this should be the case and am going to research why this is happening this week. Other than this annoying delay it seems to be working fine. My terminals are running icewm and on my test terminal I can launch konqueror and read/write to the floppy - a symlink in the users home directory that points to the actual mount point. I have hope that I'll have this worked out this week. One way or the other I'll post my results to the list soon. Nathan -- gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-keys D8527E49
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