| Quote (mikshaw @ Dec. 22 2005,22:02) |
| A floppy drive in any linux system is almost always going to be fd0 (floppy drive zero). This is Linux 101 knowledge, so it shouldn't need to be in distro-specific documentation. It's the equivalent of A:\ or B:\ in a Windows system. If you happen to have 2 floppies you might have fd0 and fd1. If it's a USB floppy, it might be something else, but i can't say from experience. |