On Sun, 19 Sep 1999, you wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have installed "The Complete LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM 6.0" on my computer
> using the "Wortstation" class, but there are problems. The Linux cannot
> detect my LS-120 super drive. Below are the messages occurred during the
> system boot up:
>
The LS120 is not a standard floppy. It appears that the drive is
mounted as the 4th IDE device (HDD.) You'll need to boot to
single-user mode by typing "linux single" at the LILO prompt. Then,
go in and edit your /etc/fstab file to create an entry for that
device. You'll also need to create a "mount point" for it somewhere.
Typically drives are mounted in /mnt/<mountpoint>.
>From previous questions about LS120, I believe you just specify
/dev/hdd as the drive ID with no partition since it doesn't have a
partition of any sort.
John
