hello evryone,
i m a new to linux. recently i have installed redhat linux on my home PC. I am doing some work on linux file system... and refering to the source code given by linux. i have prepare one doc on that...but i can;'t take it on a floppy... means i can read files from floppy but can't save files on the floppy.. or can't modify the files which are in the floppy.(no write permission)...heeeeellllllp.... there may be some files where i can change the rights of a floppy disk.. but i don;t know which file and how to do that... i asked one of my friend.. but it didn't work.. rather i didn't understand how to do that.. can anyone please give me the detail information abt this.. i mean steps to resolve his prob.... i have created a document on linux. and that i want to give in the college for seminaar purpose.. but now becoz of this prob i can't take it on a floppy.. (i don't have net connection also) please help me...
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Hi Deepali,
Make sure your floppy is not write protected. Also use mtools (man mtools) mcopy localfilename A:\ mdir A: mdel A:\filename mcopy A:\fileondisk localfile
or
you might need 2 be root to mount a floppy drive (unless you have something called as supermount in /etc/fstab on /mnt/floppy line) mount /mnt/floppy mount -t auto /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy
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hello evryone,
i m a new to linux. recently i have installed redhat linux on my home PC. I am doing some work on linux file system... and refering to the source code given by linux. i have prepare one doc on that...but i can;'t take it on a floppy... means i can read files from floppy but can't save files on the floppy.. or can't modify the files which are in the floppy.(no write permission)...heeeeellllllp.... there may be some files where i can change the rights of a floppy disk.. but i don;t know which file and how to do that... i asked one of my friend.. but it didn't work.. rather i didn't understand how to do that.. can anyone please give me the detail information abt this.. i mean steps to resolve his prob.... i have created a document on linux. and that i want to give in the college for seminaar purpose.. but now becoz of this prob i can't take it on a floppy.. (i don't have net connection also) please help me...
bye take care and thanx in advance :) Deepali
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On Sat, 20 Sep 2003, Deepali Naik wrote:
i m a new to linux. recently i have installed redhat linux on my home
Hi, please fix your line length.
can;'t take it on a floppy... means i can read files from floppy but can't save files on the floppy.. or can't modify the files which are in the floppy.(no write permission)...heeeeellllllp.... there may be
Who mounts the floppy? Is it mounted by root or by you? Check /etc/fstab, look at the options column. man mount to find out what each of those means. You want to use the option users instead of user or owner. The default (if options is set to defaults) is nouser.
You should also make sure that the fs isn't mounted read-only (using the ro option (default is read-write)), and that the floppy isn't write protected (by slipping the write-protect tab on the floppy casing).
Philip
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