Goldenpi wrote:
Easy. The problem is that factory formated carts are formated on partition
4. user-formated carts are formated on partition 1. Supermount does not like
this. You will just have to mount them manually.
Um, small problem. I'm not using Supermount. Here is the relevant line
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Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 1:20 AM
Subject: [newbie] Zip Drive, Part II
I had to set up my zip 100 drive after 7.2 install to be able to mount
and
umount at will. I followed the guide at
http
Goldenpi wrote:
They are both scsi. You have to mount them as such. its /dev/sd?? for scsi
stuff. Zip drives are always on partition 4 (sd?4).
Well, let me make a small comment about that. I know its different, I have an
internal IDE Zip drive, and I always used 4 as the partition in my
-my Zip carts (even though they came from the factory pre-formatted). So...I
-thought I'd be creative and leave the partition number off from the fstab line.
-Heh, then it wouldn't read *any* Zip carts. smile
-
If it helps I was the system admin at the local library and saw with my
own eyes. I,
On Friday 05 January 2001 04:15 pm, you wrote:
Goldenpi wrote:
They are both scsi. You have to mount them as such. its /dev/sd?? for
scsi stuff. Zip drives are always on partition 4 (sd?4).
Well, let me make a small comment about that. I know its different, I have
an internal IDE Zip
I had to set up my zip 100 drive after 7.2 install to be able to mount and
umount at will. I followed the guide at
http://www.linuxnewbie.org/nhf/intel/hardware/mountzip.html I used
the part added by jim C. Hope this helps.
Tried all the advie, but none of it helped. Both my
