I had a little trouble understanding your post. Do you mean that you can't connect to the internet from Linux, so you do it in Windows and put the file on a floppy. Then you boot to Linux and copy the file from the floppy? And now you have a file (Glide_SDK-2.2-11.i386.rpm) that's too big for a single floppy? And you meant 3.8 megabytes (not 3.8 K) right? If I understand this correctly and you are dual-booting, then mount the Windows parition from within Linux and copy the file directly. Just type: mount -t vfat /dev/hda /mnt/windoze ls /mnt/windoze That lets you copy the file directly from the Windows parition. Make sure you create the (empty) directory /mnt/windows first. Also replace 'hda' with the device of your windows hard drive. I also assumed that you are using Windows 95 (the vfat part). Good Luck. > Hi all, > > In the moment i can't connect to internet via Linux, but i do that in > windows (modem = winmodem), so when i wil load some thing for linux, i > load it in the floppy disk and after i copy it in the linux partition. Now > i will load the 'Glide_SDK-2.2-11.i386.rpm' ~3.8k, so i can't save it in > the floppy disk!!!! > Can you help? > > m.e > -- To unsubscribe: mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" as the Subject.
