I'll assume that you have already created a drive called /zip or something to that effect, and that you have edited your /etc/fstab file to include hdd4 or something like that (you should have the zip drive so that you can mount it and unmount it). If you have not done this yet, let me know. You can create a nifty KDE icon for the zip drive, by either using the KDE panel-> edit menus. Here an alternative way to do the whole thing rather quickly: Open the file manager (kfm, the icon at the bottom of the screen). Drag the floppy drive icon on the main screen intothe file manager panel. Indicate: copy (rather than move). Right click on the icon you have moved into the folder and select properties. Under General change the name Floppy to zip Under Device change fd0 to hdd4 (or whatever your zip drive is) Click on the icons for open and closed. If you scroll down, you find the zip icons at the bottom. Change the icons. Indicate ok, then drag the icon in your file manager back onto the main screen. This time you can indicate move, rather than copy. You should be all set -Glen Snyder
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