> I can access my hd easy enough useing, > mount -t auto /dev/hda1 /hd
You can probably leave out the -t parameter: ------------------- mount /dev/hda1 /hd ------------------- > but using the floppy is something else, The command is very similar: ------------------- mount /dev/fd0 /mnt ------------------- Or, if you wish to mount it at /fd, you can create the /fd directory first. > Is there an easier less type happy way of useing > the floppy drive? Like typing A:. A utility called mtools is available to handle DOS floppies. For example to see the floppy's directory: mdir Or to copy xxx from the current directory to the floppy: ------------ mcopy xxx a: ------------ None of the mtools commands require mounting or umounting. In Slackware 3.5, the mtools package is in /slakware/a1/aaa_base. The mtools executable is 110kb in size. Cheers, Steven
