> > any to floppy , I use (cp filename /dev/fd0).. after that , if I (umount > ahhmmmm ... i have the impression, that you missed the idea of mouting ... > > use "cp filename /floppy" > btw: from the fact, that you are able to write to /dev/fd0 i conclude, that you are probably working as root ... DON'T DO THAT! create a normal user account and use it instead! the same, what you have done with your floppies, could easily happen to your harddrive, if you are not aware of the mechanisms. put a line like: /dev/fd0 /floppy vfat umask=0,noexec,quiet,noauto,user 0 0 in your /etc/fstab. this way every normal user will be able to mount and unmount dos-formatted floppies with "mount /floppy" and "umount /floppy".
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