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11-20-2007 03:16 PM
11-20-2007 03:16 PM
mcopy
while i use the following command
/usr/bin/mtools/mcopy filename a:
I get the following errore:
init: open "/dev/fddrive" : No such file or directory..
how can use this command ?
/usr/bin/mtools/mcopy filename a:
I get the following errore:
init: open "/dev/fddrive" : No such file or directory..
how can use this command ?
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11-20-2007 03:50 PM
11-20-2007 03:50 PM
Re: mcopy
Tru64 version? mtools version?
"man mtools":
[...]
All mtools require a floppy diskette properly installed on the system. All
mtools facilities address a device named /dev/disk/floppy. You must create
a symbolic link between the diskette's device special files and the file
/dev/disk/floppy, depending on what type of diskette drive is on your sys-
tem. See the EXAMPLES section for information on how you set up the
diskette drive.
[...]
Sone versions may also read a configuration
file, such as /usr/local/etc/mtools.conf or
/etc/default/mtools.conf, and/or an
initialization file, ~/.mtoolsrc, or what
MTOOLSRC is set to.
"man mtools":
[...]
All mtools require a floppy diskette properly installed on the system. All
mtools facilities address a device named /dev/disk/floppy. You must create
a symbolic link between the diskette's device special files and the file
/dev/disk/floppy, depending on what type of diskette drive is on your sys-
tem. See the EXAMPLES section for information on how you set up the
diskette drive.
[...]
Sone versions may also read a configuration
file, such as /usr/local/etc/mtools.conf or
/etc/default/mtools.conf, and/or an
initialization file, ~/.mtoolsrc, or what
MTOOLSRC is set to.
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