Hi all, One of the Pc's here, (the old ladies) doesn't have a floppy drive (its a network PC, Compaq 4000N)
So I thought, no problem, I'd setup a network drive linked to the linux box's floppy (using Samba).. so she can just stick a floppy in that and save away. Anyway, then I realised that with supermount not working, I'd need to teach her how to mount and umount the floppy.. which is more pain then its worth... So I am trying to think of a way around that.. Is there anyway I can get supermount or similiar working? even if its just on the floppy???? then I can setup the floppy as a share in samba, and she can map it as a network drive, and just stick in a floppy and save.. any suggestions anyone? linux box details: mandrake 8.1 Powerpack. kernel 2.4.13-9mdk samba-2.2.1a-15mdk network allready up and working with samba and NAT over a 10/100 switch. Server: PentiumPro 200, 96M ram, 3 gig free hard disk. workstations: one with 98, one with 2000Pro rgds Frank PS, has Samba gotten anywhere with Active Directory yet?
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