From the udev side, everything seems to be okay. Sergios' dmesg has
[80538.492091] end_request: I/O error, dev fd0, sector 0
[81237.645087] floppy0: data CRC error: track 5, head 0, sector 2, size 2
[81237.845784] floppy0: data CRC error: track 5, head 0, sector 2, size 2
which looks slightly
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I have a icon for floppy (both in Places and in 'Computer' folder).
There is just one difference, double click from the folder gives me Unable to
mount no device media found, clicking on Places-Floppy don't give me any
information.
In both cases I get the same log from
devkit-disks
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Thanks. So dk-d knows about it, but does not know about the file system
on the device.
Does devkit-disks --mount /dev/fd0 work?
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So part of the problem would be that 60-persistent-storage.rules doesn't
probe for file systems on floppy devices.
I suppose devkit-disks --mount says Not a mountable file system?
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Could anyone try this: In /lib/udev/rules.d/60-persistent-storage.rules,
change
KERNEL==fd*|mtd*|nbd*|gnbd*|btibm*|dm-*|md*,
GOTO=persistent_storage_end
to not have the fd* in it, i. e.
KERNEL==mtd*|nbd*|gnbd*|btibm*|dm-*|md*,
GOTO=persistent_storage_end
Then udev should probe the floppy
Could anyone try this: In /lib/udev/rules.d/60-persistent-storage.rules,
change
KERNEL==fd*|mtd*|nbd*|gnbd*|btibm*|dm-*|md*,
GOTO=persistent_storage_end
to not have the fd* in it, i. e.
KERNEL==mtd*|nbd*|gnbd*|btibm*|dm-*|md*,
GOTO=persistent_storage_end
Then udev should probe the floppy
I just want to comment, that my floppy drive works well in an updated
version of 9.04 to 9.10, but it does not work from the common GUI
interface.
See my description in Bug #485684
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the duplicate bug mentioned in recent comments indicate the devicekit-
disks interface has issues with the floppy drive too, seems rather a bug
in devicekit-disks there
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This bug affects Lucid Lynx too.
For more info and logs see duplicate bug #475500.
Could someone open two task against Karmic and Lucid respectively,
please?
Due to the fact that this seems to affect a quite large number of users I mark
it with high importance.
There are countries in which
Thanks Sergio Zanchetta, this bugs is in level high and i think so
myself.
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More and more Linux users are dropping microsoft alltogether and using
Linux as a stand-alone OS and needing basic functions to read and write
files on media such as 'floppy'. For some time Linux has been going from
a secondary OS to a solitary OS in its usage. floppy is an important
function to
The company i work on have 103 Ubuntu computers and 80 of them are
Ubuntu 8.04 LTS the rest is 9.04. We have four to test the new Ubuntu
9.10. If the 9.10 not work properly can we not upgrade any more
computers and we must wait and look on next LTS version and test them
very hard. OpenSUSE 11,2
Giving
sudo gvfs-mount -d /dev/fd0
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dmesg (after mounting with 'sudo gvfs-mount etc.')
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ls -l /dev/fd0
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The device seems to be being detected correctly and udev informed as we
do get a /dev/fd0. So it seems either the device does not have
appropriate permissions, or the notification not being passed on to
higher layers, or indeed those layers may not be taking appropriate
action. Therefore adding
As the device is seen by udev and correctly created during the early
boot it does not seem to be a bug in the kernel. It may be a
permissions issue with the fd drive device as made by udev, or
alternatively an issue at a higher level:
KERNEL[1258912797.217841] add
Antec wrote:
The company i work on have 103 Ubuntu computers and 80 of them are
Ubuntu 8.04 LTS the rest is 9.04. We have four to test the new Ubuntu
9.10. If the 9.10 not work properly can we not upgrade any more
computers and we must wait and look on next LTS version and test them
very
Andy Whitcroft wrote:
The device seems to be being detected correctly and udev informed as we
do get a /dev/fd0. So it seems either the device does not have
appropriate permissions, or the notification not being passed on to
higher layers, or indeed those layers may not be taking appropriate
Andy Whitcroft wrote:
As the device is seen by udev and correctly created during the early
boot it does not seem to be a bug in the kernel. It may be a
permissions issue with the fd drive device as made by udev, or
alternatively an issue at a higher level:
KERNEL[1258912797.217841] add
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The attached udev log shows that a device was created
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Scott James Remnant wrote:
The attached udev log shows that a device was created
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I don't know anything about how it was made, I just know it don't work,
so we will keep using older versions until it is fixed on the rest of
the
They just left out the necessary software that is needed to utilize an
internal floppy and until it is fixed we will just keep using older
versions that do work. I don't think it is a bug, I think it is an
oversight that was just left out, by people thinking small notebook and
USB and not about
I wonder if grub2 boot-reloader miss floppy module in the right way
already on boot? And i don't see the floppy at all in /etc/fstab or
/etc/mtab, but the green diod on yhe floppy blink when the computer
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Antec wrote:
I wonder if grub2 boot-reloader miss floppy module in the right way
already on boot? And i don't see the floppy at all in /etc/fstab or
/etc/mtab, but the green diod on yhe floppy blink when the computer
boot.
I don't know what the developers did on this one. I sent in the
I can reproduce the bug in 9.10 with a fresh install AMD 64bit and also
on another system 32bit after upgrading from 9.04. In both cases this is
with an internal 3.5in 1.44 floppy formatted MS-DOS
One can mount the floppy by using the command:
sudo mount /dev/fd0 /media/floppy0 -o umask=000
I
Having the same problem in Kubuntu 9.10. 64-bit. Tried to format with
Kfloppy 4.3.0, KDE 4.3.3, but I the message Internal error: device not
correctly defined.
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wraithmonk wrote:
Having the same problem in Kubuntu 9.10. 64-bit. Tried to format with
Kfloppy 4.3.0, KDE 4.3.3, but I the message Internal error: device not
correctly defined.
I fwd this to Sergio, one of the experts at Ubuntu bugs who is working a
solution to this problem as while it
Hello, was it working in Jaunty?
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Yes, for me it was working perfectly in Jaunty. On the systems here as
soon as I upgraded to Karmic it no longer worked from the pull down
menus Places. We're simply working around it by /media$ mount floppy
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== Regression details ==
Discovered in version: Karmic Koala 9.10
Last known good version: Jaunty Jackalope 9.04
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Importance: Undecided = Medium
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