I have just installed QNX RTP and find that I am unable to mount a floppy.
According to the documentation, the following should do the trick:
mount -t dos /dev/fd0 /fs/fd
When I do this, the command is apparently executed (i.e., there is no error
message), but df shows /dev/fd0 mounted on “(/fs/fd)”, in parentheses, and
ls /fs/fd results in an error message “No such device or address (/fs/fd)”.
Does anyone know what the trouble might be?
you wouldn;t happen to be trying this on an Ampro 4gv? i get exactly
the same result when i try to mount a floppy on a 4gv. i can boot off
the floppy but i cant sucessfully read from it after mounting…
On 16 Dec 2000 18:50:43 GMT, wbp@Ysnet.net (Will Parsons) wrote:
I have just installed QNX RTP and find that I am unable to mount a floppy.
According to the documentation, the following should do the trick:
mount -t dos /dev/fd0 /fs/fd
When I do this, the command is apparently executed (i.e., there is no error
message), but df shows /dev/fd0 mounted on “(/fs/fd)”, in parentheses, and
ls /fs/fd results in an error message “No such device or address (/fs/fd)”.
Does anyone know what the trouble might be?
I have just installed QNX RTP and find that I am unable to mount a floppy.
According to the documentation, the following should do the trick:
mount -t dos /dev/fd0 /fs/fd
When I do this, the command is apparently executed (i.e., there is no error
message), but df shows /dev/fd0 mounted on “(/fs/fd)”, in parentheses, and
ls /fs/fd results in an error message “No such device or address (/fs/fd)”.
Does anyone know what the trouble might be?
Hello Will
Hmm… I think you don’t have a floppy inside, when you perform df, try with
the floppy inside.
Regards,
Marcin
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you wouldn;t happen to be trying this on an Ampro 4gv? i get exactly
the same result when i try to mount a floppy on a 4gv. i can boot off
the floppy but i cant sucessfully read from it after mounting…
Hello Vince,
What errors are you getting?
Regards,
Marcin
On 16 Dec 2000 18:50:43 GMT, > wbp@Ysnet.net > (Will Parsons) wrote:
I have just installed QNX RTP and find that I am unable to mount a floppy.
According to the documentation, the following should do the trick:
mount -t dos /dev/fd0 /fs/fd
When I do this, the command is apparently executed (i.e., there is no error
message), but df shows /dev/fd0 mounted on “(/fs/fd)”, in parentheses, and
ls /fs/fd results in an error message “No such device or address (/fs/fd)”.
Does anyone know what the trouble might be?
Will Parsons <> wbp@ysnet.net> > wrote:
I have just installed QNX RTP and find that I am unable to mount a floppy.
According to the documentation, the following should do the trick:
mount -t dos /dev/fd0 /fs/fd
When I do this, the command is apparently executed (i.e., there is no error
message), but df shows /dev/fd0 mounted on “(/fs/fd)”, in parentheses, and
ls /fs/fd results in an error message “No such device or address (/fs/fd)”.
Does anyone know what the trouble might be?
Hello Will
Hmm… I think you don’t have a floppy inside, when you perform df, try with
the floppy inside.
Regards,
Marcin
Um, yes, I do have a (valid, DOS-formatted) floppy inside. I can see from
the indicator light that the floppy drive is being accessed when I attempt the
mount, but perhaps QNX is not able to recognize the floppy disk drive for some
reason?