Not sure whats causing this, maybe its the way I originally burned the cds,
but when I'm copying files from a cd to the hd after a few files I get
The file or directory /mnt/cdrom2/(dirname)/(filename) does not exist. If I
reload the cd I can copy a few more files then I get the same thing.
Chris,
I suppose you are using Mandrake 9.0 with supermount enabled. If this is your
case, the problem is a bug with supermount in the original kernel of Mandrake
9.0 (solved if you update the kernel).
The easy way to solve your problem is to disable supermount:
became root (su .
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On Sunday 23 February 2003 06:56 pm, Chris wrote:
Not sure whats causing this, maybe its the way I originally burned the cds,
but when I'm copying files from a cd to the hd after a few files I get
The file or directory
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On Sunday 23 February 2003 09:50 pm, Chris wrote:
On Sunday 23 February 2003 08:14 pm, Greg Meyer decided to hunt and peck on
the keyboard and typed:
On Sunday 23 February 2003 08:00 pm, Chris wrote:
Hmm, followed your directions, still the
Ok, here's an easy one, (he said) I have downloaded a couple
of .tar.gz files and would like to save them to a floppy or
ten. I have been through the two books on linux that are
in my library, and can't find a way to do it. I think my
problem is again the Windows mentality getting in the way.
On Sun, 25 Jun 2000, Dennis Myers wrote:
Ok, here's an easy one, (he said) I have downloaded a couple
of .tar.gz files and would like to save them to a floppy or
ten. I have been through the two books on linux that are
in my library, and can't find a way to do it. I think my
problem is
Dennisthe simpleist way for a 'windows mentality guy' is
to put a dos formatted floppy in your drive, click on the
desktop floppy icon to open a kfm window to the floppy. Click
on the (either desktop or panel) home icon to open another kfm
window and navigate to your downloaded file's
Thanks, that helped, I can see the relationship with command line
in my mind now too. So now I can copy files ." Life is Good,
just don't weaken!"
Dennis
Alan Shoemaker wrote:
Dennisthe simpleist way for a 'windows mentality guy' is
to put a dos formatted floppy in your drive, click on
try going into /mnt/win98/ and doing a dir to make sure you have the right
capitalaziton and such
Linux is picky about that
