thanks Hendrik,
for the purpose of the answer being in the mailling list archive, the url
to the documentation on how to remedy this problem is:
http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/770/fn-tsbreak.html
thanks,
matt
On Thu, 10 Jun 1999, Hendrik Visage (Sun) wrote:
> Matt Wag
i have a serial terminal on my SS10. when i turn the terminal off and then
turn it back on, the machine is no longer in linux! but back at the PROM
prompt. apparantly this is a common gripe?? however, i have heard that
there is a way to "hotwire" the serial cable to keep the "line alive"
signal goi
ce... :)
maybe i cold try deleting the 'fd0' that is there and MAKEDEV'ing it
again?
mat
On Thu, 3 Dec 1998, Chris Trainor wrote:
> I hate to ask this, but is the disk mounted when you try to eject it?
>
> --Chris
>
> On Thu, 3 Dec 1998, Matt Wagner wrot
v/fd0*
do
eject $i
done
and as you can guess, all come back with the same error as
'eject /dev/fd0'...
any ideas?
On Thu, 3 Dec 1998, Chris Trainor wrote:
> Install the Eject package. :) then do eject floppy
> or in some cases, eject /dev/fd0
>
> --chris
>
i seem to have a bit of a problem. :)
how the heck to i get the floppy out of my SS10 machine... there's got to
be a better way other than the paperclip! :)
TIA
matt
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