Please, is 100MB Zip drive supported by QNX4.25 ?
How to mount it to filesystem ?
Andy
On 8 Feb 2001 14:17:44 GMT, Andrej Lucny <andy@nod10.mstep> wrote:
Please, is 100MB Zip drive supported by QNX4.25 ?
How to mount it to filesystem ?
The SCSI zip IS supported via the standard scsi drivers…
AFAIK: USB version is not supported at all.
I will assume you are talking about the parallel port verson.
A parallel port version is not supported by QSSL but is is available
at::
http://www.schoenbrun.com/~mba/products.htm
-Bill
Andy
For the record, the EIDE version is also supported.
It will show up under /dev as /dev/hd? and it will look like a hard drive.
I.E. it will have partitions.
A mount -p /dev/hd? will mount all of the available partitions, after that,
treat it like a hard drive.
William M. Derby Jr. <derbyw@derbtronics.com> wrote in message
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On 8 Feb 2001 14:17:44 GMT, Andrej Lucny <> andy@nod10.mstep> > wrote:
Please, is 100MB Zip drive supported by QNX4.25 ?
How to mount it to filesystem ?
The SCSI zip IS supported via the standard scsi drivers…AFAIK: USB version is not supported at all.
I will assume you are talking about the parallel port verson.
A parallel port version is not supported by QSSL but is is available
at::
http://www.schoenbrun.com/~mba/products.htm
-BillAndy
Previously, Bill at Sierra Design wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
For the record, the EIDE version is also supported.
It will show up under /dev as /dev/hd? and it will look like a hard drive.
I.E. it will have partitions.
A mount -p /dev/hd? will mount all of the available partitions, after that,
treat it like a hard drive.
It (EIDE zip) shows as /dev/fd0 on my systems, because it is flagged as a removable device
William M. Derby Jr. <> derbyw@derbtronics.com> > wrote in message
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On 8 Feb 2001 14:17:44 GMT, Andrej Lucny <> andy@nod10.mstep> > wrote:Please, is 100MB Zip drive supported by QNX4.25 ?
How to mount it to filesystem ?
The SCSI zip IS supported via the standard scsi drivers…AFAIK: USB version is not supported at all.
I will assume you are talking about the parallel port verson.
A parallel port version is not supported by QSSL but is is available
at::
http://www.schoenbrun.com/~mba/products.htm
-BillAndy
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You are correct. Sorry, my oops.
But it does behave as a hard disk.
Ian Cannon <ianc@tecom.com.au> wrote in message
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Previously, Bill at Sierra Design wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
For the record, the EIDE version is also supported.It will show up under /dev as /dev/hd? and it will look like a hard
drive.
I.E. it will have partitions.
A mount -p /dev/hd? will mount all of the available partitions, after
that,
treat it like a hard drive.
It (EIDE zip) shows as /dev/fd0 on my systems, because it is flagged as a
removable device
Thanks for all responses, I have mounted IDE Zip drive successfully.
It is secondary master (secondary slave is CD ROM).
Fsys.eide recognize it as /dev/fd0
direct mounting /dev/fd0 to QNX filesystem does not operate
but Fatfsys e=/dev/fd0 shows it as /dos/e and /dos/e operates well.
Andy