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I thought of that. Do not know much about udev and how to create a
rule. I am going to do more research on this tonight while at work.
Spoils of being a night DataCenter Tech ;).
Shawn Parker wrote:
ah. maybe try creating a user rule in udev for the zip drive?
On 5/12/05, nowlind <EMAIL:PROTECTED> wrote:
Thanks for the link Shawn. I have an entry in the fstab that works when
the block dev in /dev is created. This block dev just is not being
created by udev. I think it is a sysfs error because sysfs feeds udev.
Shawn Parker wrote:
maybe?
http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-mini/ZIP-Drive.html#ss6.4
On 5/12/05, Pottinger, Hardy J. <EMAIL:PROTECTED> wrote:
Why? Do zip disks tend to fail when the HDD fails?
Nope. They just tend to fail. :-\
That, and failed disks have been known to foul a whole a drive.
I'd feel a lot more comfortable with either CDR, tape, or hard drive...
or a combination of the three. But if you're limited by resources,
there's not much you can do.
Me, I've never tried to get a zip drive to work with Linux, so I'm no
use to Dan.
In the future, I'll try to remember that Dan only wants direct answers.
;-)
--Hardy
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