jim R. wrote:
HI,
What i meant was how can i make debian linux to
recognize mac
formatted zip disk?. mounting is easy. but how to
mount so
that linux can recognize mac formatted disk. drive on
linux is parallel not scsi. Jim
Your kernel has to support hfs file system.
mount -t hfs device
jim R. wrote:
HI,
What i meant was how can i make debian linux to
recognize mac
formatted zip disk?. mounting is easy. but how to
mount so
that linux can recognize mac formatted disk. drive on
linux is parallel not scsi.
Jim
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On Wed, 7 Nov 2001 17:39:59 -0800 (PST), "jim R." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> HI,
> What i meant was how can i make debian linux to
> recognize mac
> formatted zip disk?. mounting is easy. but how to
> mount so
> that linux can recognize mac formatted disk. dri
HI,
What i meant was how can i make debian linux to
recognize mac
formatted zip disk?. mounting is easy. but how to
mount so
that linux can recognize mac formatted disk. drive on
linux is parallel not scsi.
Jim
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jim R. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Hi,
> I have mac zip disk that i like to mount them on
> debian linux.
> How do i do this?.
> Jim
If it's from your mac, it's probably SCSI, so just plug it into your scsi
card, bung in a disk and type something like:
# mount /
Hi,
I have mac zip disk that i like to mount them on
debian linux.
How do i do this?.
Jim
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On Sun, Jan 30, 2000 at 09:04:58AM +, john smith wrote:
> I was wondering on where can I get documentation on how to install a iomega
> zip disk to debian. I can't seem to find any man pages on that subject.
in general:
http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/mini/ZIP-Drive.ht
On Sun, 30 Jan 2000, john said"
> hello,
>
> I was wondering on where can I get documentation on how to install a iomega
> zip disk to debian. I can't seem to find any man pages on that subject.
>
> thank you.
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> I was wondering on where can I get documentation on how to install a iomega
> zip disk to debian. I can't seem to find any man pages on that subject.
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> thank you.
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hello,
I was wondering on where can I get documentation on how to install a iomega
zip disk to debian. I can't seem to find any man pages on that subject.
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Someone wanted the script to repair a scsi zip disk. I sent it but
noticed it didn't go to the list. ($%&* exchange). Anyway, here it
is for anyone else that might want it. It's crude but it works.
jim
===repairzip===
On Fri, 9 Jul 1999, Mark Wright wrote:
> * Anyone know what the problem is with the tecra install? If I try to do a
> 'insmod ppa' on my laptop after installing the tecra base system, I get a
> error message saying that several functions (or entry points, or something
> like that) are missing. I
--Jeff
On Fri, Jul 09, 1999 at 12:54:31PM -0700, Nate wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 09, 1999 at 03:18:15PM -0700, Wendell Buckner wrote:
> > Has anyone out there attempted to use a iomega zip disk with linux? I see
> > from the invformation on the debian website that it can be done. Has
>
Mark Wright wrote:
> There is a mini HOWTO on this. Which zip disk will you be using, Parallel,
> IDE or SCSI? My experience has been that as long as you don't use the Tecra
> install*, this is trivial...
> * Anyone know what the problem is with the tecra install? If I try
n95. kind of strange, but not a huge problem, and
i haven't experienced any other problems since.
i haven't seen anything about the 250MB version.
On 9 Jul, Wendell Buckner wrote:
> Has anyone out there attempted to use a iomega zip disk with linux? I see
> from the invformation
On Fri, Jul 09, 1999 at 03:18:15PM -0700, Wendell Buckner wrote:
> Has anyone out there attempted to use a iomega zip disk with linux? I see
> from the invformation on the debian website that it can be done. Has anyone
> run into problems trying to do this? If so, please let me know
There is a mini HOWTO on this. Which zip disk will you be using, Parallel,
IDE or SCSI? My experience has been that as long as you don't use the Tecra
install*, this is trivial. The following commands:
insmod ppa
mkdir /mnt/zip(if this doesn't exist already)
mount -t
*- On 9 Jul, Wendell Buckner wrote about "iomega zip disk (100)"
> Has anyone out there attempted to use a iomega zip disk with linux? I see
> from the invformation on the debian website that it can be done. Has anyone
> run into problems trying to do this? If so, please l
Has anyone out there attempted to use a iomega
zip disk with linux? I see from the invformation on the debian website
that it can be done. Has anyone run into problems trying to do this?
If so, please let me know, cause I plan on attaching one to my Linux P.C.
soon and I'd like
-> I compiled a kernel with ZIP disk support using modules. I also
-> included the module autoloader. After modifying '/etc/fstab' I could
-> mount the ZIP drive with 'mount /zip'. Nowadays it claims that I have
-> to load a module with insmod. What modules sho
Hi all,
I compiled a kernel with ZIP disk support using modules. I also
included the module autoloader. After modifying '/etc/fstab' I could
mount the ZIP drive with 'mount /zip'. Nowadays it claims that I have
to load a module with insmod. What modules should I ins
What's the trick to be able to use mzip as a user other than root?
I have tried to set the suid and sgid bits as mentioned in the docs.
That didn't work. I am using the version in slink on an up to date
slink system.
tia
jim
I have the (older?) version in which the line printer and zip reluctantly
share the parallel port - both as modules. The system wakes up with the
printer owning the port. To use the zip, I must
"rmmod lp"
"insmod ppa"
To get the printer functionality back I must similarly
"rmmod ppa"
"insmod lp"
I
On Sun, 1 Nov 1998, Debian-User wrote:
> I am pretty sure I installed iomega parellel support to my kernel when i
> built the last one
> And why my system boots i see some iomega stuff fly by but when this is what
> happens when i try to
> use it.:
> mount -t vfat /dev/sda4 /zip
> mount: the ke
I am pretty sure I installed iomega parellel support to my kernel when i built
the last one
And why my system boots i see some iomega stuff fly by but when this is what
happens when i try to
use it.:
mount -t vfat /dev/sda4 /zip
mount: the kernel does not recognize /dev/sda4 as a block device
xt2 noauto,user,nodev,noexec,nosuid,rw 0 0
This lets me (or any user) mount a zip disk with the command
"mount /zip".
Mike
"Michael Rudmin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Can anyone tell me more about how to mount it? Also, are there specific
> drivers that I should
> install, or should have intalled when I initialized my debian Linux
>
>Thanks.
You probably need to load the aha152x module into your kernel - wit
Simply treat the ZIP as another Drive (floppie, hard disk). You need to know
what device your scsi card detected it at (ie /dev/sd??). I have a ZIP that
happends to be my "D" drive so my mount command go like:
mount -t vfat /dev/sdd4 /zip
...You can even go into fdisk and repartition (so that
On Wed, Aug 26, 1998 at 07:58:17PM -0700, Michael Rudmin wrote:
> I have an IOMEGA SCSI zip drive, with an IOMEGA zoom SCSI card
> (non-bootable) on my 486.
>
> I haven't seen anything in the setup that tells me that the drive is
> mountable. In addition, in the Debian documentation, (Chapter 4),
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Subject: ZIP Disk mounting: still no answer...so reposting
Author: "Michael Rudmin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> at SCITEX
Date:8/27/98 2:58 AM
I have an IOMEGA SCSI zip drive, with an IOMEGA zoom SCSI card
(non-bootable) on my 486.
I haven't seen anything in the
> I have an IOMEGA SCSI zip drive, with an IOMEGA zoom SCSI card (non-boota=
> ble) on my 486.
>
> I haven't seen anything in the setup that tells me that the drive is moun=
> table.
I don't see what you mean; all drives are mountable.
>In addition, in the
> Debian documentation, (Chapter 4)
rote:
%Firstly, this is not an ad.
%
%I have a commercial utility to make a parallel port iomega zip drive
%look like a floppy. With the Zip drive configured as A:, you can
%basically boot MSDOS or Win95 off a Zip disk.
%
%A number of people have enquired about Linux support. I guess one of
%the attra
uck!
cheers,
Robert Varley
Trowbridge, Wilts
On Fri, 14 Feb 1997, Gertjan Klein wrote:
> How can I convince Debian to install itself on an umsdos ZIP disk? The
> kernel on the rescue disk doesn't have the umsdos filesystem built-in. I
> would like to try and create a small Debian sys
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