My sincerest thanks to everyone who responded with positive comments, and
even to those with nothing nice to say, in response to my request for
assistance. I really appreciate the outpouring of help that came forth, in
the spirit of amateur radio. I use an IDE drive, so am confident that it
Assuming you get a constant ip number your going to work fine. My
experiance has been that ISP's want extra money for 100% use of their
modem and getting you a ip number. The 56k modem will be plenty fast for a
gateway.
On Tue, 20 Apr 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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On 20 Apr, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My sincerest thanks to everyone who responded with positive comments, and
even to those with nothing nice to say, in response to my request for
assistance. I really appreciate the outpouring of help that came forth, in
the spirit of amateur radio. I
options enabled, or you may be lucky and the installation kernel
recognises it.
Will it be treated as a floppy drive, or as a hard drive, or
what?
As a hard drive with removable platters - and the driver locks the
drive's eject mechanism when it's mounted.
Have any of you used ZIP drives
"Gary" == w7ntf [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Gary Howdy!
Gary ... recognize that ZIP drive and allow me to use it? Will it be treated
Gary as a floppy drive, or as a hard drive, or what?
Check out the "Zip Drive Mini-HOWTO" by Kyle Dansie, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It should be in /usr/doc/ in the
Hi all.
...recognize that ZIP drive and allow me to use it? Will it be
treated as a floppy drive, or as a hard drive, or what?
Check out the "Zip Drive Mini-HOWTO" by Kyle Dansie,
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'd forgotten about that...
It should be in /usr/doc/ in the mini-howto section. I
, kernel 2.0.36 (or
others) recognize that ZIP drive and allow me to use it? Will it be treated
as a floppy drive, or as a hard drive, or what? Have any of you used ZIP
drives with your Linux systems? If so, what difficulties did you encounter,
and how did you work around them? Thanks in advance
