I have a floppy which I use daily in a Solaris 7 environment. When I
try to use it in Linux-Mandrake it is usually mounted as "read-only,"
forcing me to copy the files to the hard disk before I can work with them.
Then I have to copy them to another floppy, and copy them back to the
original floppy using Solaris. Occasionally the floppy mounts as read/write
however, for no reason I can discern. If I then make any changes to a file,
instead of getting a changed file, I get a new file with the same name --
only in capital letters and with a tilde after the name. Why does
Linux-Mandrake create a new file with a tilde after the name. Why does it
change the name to capital letters. Is there some way to get it to stop
doing this? Thank You. /Ian
______________________________________________________
Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
