somebody said this to me regarding the floppy modules: > floppy is the standard 1.4 '' floppy drive which is connected onboard on the > motherboards.
> ide-floppy, is for example zip drives which are connected to normal ide ports. > greetings i don't get it. i have a Floppy Drive which is connected through an IDE cable to Motherboard and i guess, my BIOS says it is an IDE Floppy and i also know it is 1.4" standard Floppy. my CD-ROM used the same type of cable to connect to motherboard. ia m confused on which module i should use: "floppy" or "ide-floppy". i tried "floppy" once and to access the floppy in my floppy drive i had to give "mount" command 4 times, in order to mount the floppy for once :-( -- http://arnuld.blogspot.com/ _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
