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From: | Ingo Lantschner |
Subject: | Re: [RULE] mounting and unmounting-script |
Date: | Wed, 03 Sep 2003 19:32:47 +0200 |
User-agent: | Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.4) Gecko/20030624 |
Hi Jason, thakns for your very valuable advices!! Jason Bechtel wrote:
I made some search in the Net and my impression was, that to use Supermount requires me to patch the kernel. Did you ever work with Supermount? How stable is this kernel then? Do you have some help/documentation *at hand*? (Dont make too much effort on this, my main concern was the floppy.)For the CDROM, you want supermount (or one of its equivalents). It abstracts out the mounting/unmounting and it's very easy. Put in the CD and when you try to use it (via a program or command-line or whatever) supermount tries to mount it.
Great idea! I checked this package out and after some testing it have to say, it is exactly what we searching for. Due to its graphical interface, which is a simple Firlemanager with zip-functionality we can now omit mc (and perl) which saves 50 MB of diskspace.For the floppy, however, (un)mounting is especially problematic for newbies. (...) In my experience it's much easier to just tell people that to use a floppy, they have to use a particular program. That program would be MToolsFM.
Thanks again, Ingo.
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