If you have a ramdisk=0 in your kernel arguments, take it out and
reboot. Then, you can copy the floppy to a ramdisk, switch floppies,
and copy it back to the new floppy. If, of course, you have ramdisk
support in your kernel. Or, you can make a filesystem on the ramdisk,
mount the ramdisk, and it's like any other filesystem...
That was one whopper of a frivolous question. Where do you get your
friends? Never mind. Of course, you could start dosemu and do diskcopy
a: b:, but that'll be a bit slower. :-)
Lawson
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This mail client runs on Wine. Your mileage may vary.
On Wed, 17 Mar 1999, Sharad Joshi wrote:
> Got it from a friend, any clue?
>
> S.
>
>
> + how do you copy the contents of a floppy to another
> + floppy if you don't have a hard-disk ????? and NO second floppy drive
> + Do we have a way of temporary storing the files in the RAM and then
> + shifting the files to second floppy ?????
> + how to do it in unix ??? linux???
>
>
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