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05-04-2001 04:46 AM
05-04-2001 04:46 AM
I am using a MS-DOS diskette.
I remember it was something like:
mount -F (something) /dev/floppy/c0t1d0 /floppy
But I don't know what goes after the -F for the filesystem. I've tried -F msdos and -F auto, but they didn't work. And if I don't specify the -F it doesn't work at all.
for the mount command it doesn't help much and as I said I know it's a basic question and I feel wierd asking..
thanks!
Trent.
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05-04-2001 05:04 AM
05-04-2001 05:04 AM
Re: Very simple question
newfs -F vxfs (hfs) /dev/floppy/c0t1d0
mount -F vxfs (hfs) /dev/floppy/c0t1d0 /floppy
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05-04-2001 05:11 AM
05-04-2001 05:11 AM
Re: Very simple question
HP-UX does support reading MS-DOS floppy filesystems doesn't it??
any other ideas for how I can get this to work?
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05-04-2001 05:57 AM
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Re: Very simple question
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05-04-2001 06:29 AM
05-04-2001 06:29 AM
Re: Very simple question
But if memory serves me right, to mount an internal floppy the command is:
#mount /dev/rfloppy/c_t_d_ /floppy
So you want to make sure that you have these special device files.
Now if you looking to get some DOS files into UNIX format the commands are:
dos2ux or reverse ux2dos
Hope this helps,
/rcw
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05-04-2001 06:58 AM
05-04-2001 06:58 AM
Re: Very simple question
fstyp /dev/floppy/c1t6d0
This should tell you the fs of the disk.
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05-04-2001 07:08 AM
05-04-2001 07:08 AM
Re: Very simple question
It's been so long since I've used the commands I had all but forgotten them but believe it or not we don't need no stinkin' mount.
Determine the raw disk device of the floppy.
e.g. /dev/rdsk/c1t2d0
then to copy all the .dat files in lets say the Trent directory of the DOS diskette to /var/tmp
do this:
doscp '/dev/rdsk/c1t2d0:/Trent/*.dat' /var/tmp
You can reverse the arguments to copy to the floppy.
Man doscp,dosmkdir,dosls,dosrm for details.
This should do the trick.
Regards, Clay
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05-04-2001 07:13 AM
05-04-2001 07:13 AM
SolutionHere is what you may be looking for . under /bin there are the following files
doscp
dosdf
dosll
dosls
dosmkdir
dosrmdir
dosrm
to run dos command on the floppy. Please do a man for the synopsis and use .Please insert the floppy and you are ready to go.
Manoj Srivastava