On Mon, 08 Jul 2002 00:53:16 -0300, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi
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>When I access a disk, everything goes OK
>but if I change the disk, and try to access it
>the system returns the same first disk's archives
>What should I do to access the second disk's archives?
>If you could help me...
>Thanks a lot!
>
>Gustavo
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In Linux you need to Mount/Unmount drives. A diskette must be
mounted first before it can be used. Insert a diskette into the
diskette drive and type mount /mnt/floppy/ at a shell prompt.
The diskette drive activity light should blink as the diskette's
file system is mounted to the /mnt/floppy directory.
You can access the contents of the diskette by changing into that
directory with the cd /mnt/floppy/ command.
Alternatively, you can also mount a diskette in the GNOME desktop
environment by right-clicking on the desktop and choosing Disks => Floppy.
This mounts the diskette and adds a desktop icon.
I use Kwikdisk when I am in KDE.
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