@Simon: I'm going to give you a brutally honest answer, as that's going
to be more helpful than just silence: Most Linux developers haven't had
systems with floppy drives for many many years (me included), and it's
actually not that easy these days to find a computer with a floppy these
days, at
Is there no better solution than to say Change your BIOS settings?
There is nothing to put the idea in the user's mind that that may be the
problem, especially these days when many users have never seen a floppy
disk in their lives.
blkid will make gparted lock up for 20 minutes or more, other
Yes, if you do not have a floppy drive, then you need to tell your bios
that you do not have one. As an alternative, you can blacklist the fd
module to force the kernel not to use it.
** Changed in: util-linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Invalid
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