Mike Millen wrote:
>
> Sounds good. I'd prefer to have the HD version
> changed/saved though.
In order to do this, I would need to specify the
/dev/hd?? for the user's harddrive. The ?? will
vary from system to system. On the other hand,
drive a: is always /dev/fd0.
If you really want to use your harddrive for this,
you can always edit 'save' and 'restore' and change
/dev/fd0 to /dev/hd??
> Actually I tried to follow the instructions in
> the Customisation docs but failed at the mount
> /dev/hd? with "device does not exist".
Your harddrive will be /dev/hda1 -or- /dev/hda2
-or- /dev/hdb1 -or- /dev/hdc1 -or- something like
that. The 'dmesg' command in BasicLinux will show
your system configuration -- somewhere in there
the designation of your harddrive should be shown.
> Whereabouts, btw? (My folks live in Motueka and
> my Sis in Nelson.)
=snap= I live in Nelson, too. Small world.
Cheers,
Steven
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