I am using Ubuntu 9.10 and when I put in the sudo fdisk -l command in the terminal it reads my hard drive, floppy drive, but not my floppy drive.
Hi,
How would I automount the floppy disk drive upon inserting a floppy diskette in fedora 11?
Thanks.
I cannot get 9.10 to access my floppy. I believe 9.04 accessed O.K., but not sure. I have tried a lot of the suggestions, may have even mucked things up a bit.
First, Places sees the floppy. If I click on it, I get a lite, but nothing happens. I assume this is a good sign?
Second, i tried a number of the suggestion such as,
sudo mkdir /floppy
I have just installed Ubuntu 9.10, and it's not recognizing my floppy drive (3.5" 1.44), although my computer's BIOS recognizes, and will attempt to boot from it if a floppy disk is in when booting. Is there a way to get Ubuntu to access the floppy drive?
Gnome desktop.
64 Bit
AMD processor
Fedora 12.
Today 3/12 I updated my Fedora 12 instalation. There was 68 updates including kernal 2/6.31.6-145....
After the update ALL references to the floppy drive have gone!!
There is no icon in "computer"
There is no floppy in the File browser
There is no floppy in theDisk Utility
I'm new to these forums, as well as Linux, but hopefully you guys can help me. I've been considering erasing Windows off my hard disk to gain some space, but until then, I want to know that I can do everything I'll want to do.
I've followed many tutorials and threads on the internet, but they never work for me.
I have loaded FC12 alpha 64 bit. I am pleased to see the floppy icon again the the "Computer" folrer, in "Places" in the "File browser" and in the "Disk Uility"
If i click on teh floppy icon in Computer (with a known disk in he drive) the drives LED comes on it makes noises and a window then says "opening floppy drive"
Good afternoon!
I need some help with this floppy issue.
The commands output:
Quote:
lrichard@d600:/$ sudo modprobe floppyFATAL: Error inserting floppy (/lib/modules/3.0.0-32-generic/kernel/drivers/block/floppy.ko): No such device
lrichard@d600:/$ dmesg | grep floppy
[44859.480072] floppy0: no floppy controllers found
lrichard@d600:/$ modinfo floppy
filename: /lib/module
First, I'd like for the various special devices for different floppy capacities (like /dev/fd0u720 etc.) to be available. I tried to adapt some udev rules I found online.