xopher_mc
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Posted: Mar. 29 2007,19:16 |
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Hi, I had the knoppix not found trouble but have managed to find a work round. Linux recognises my usb drive as purely /dev/sda.
To fix this inside linux open a terminal window go to the directory where DSL is.
Then type the following:
gunzip minirt24.gz
Then make a directory to mount it too.
mkdir /mnt/dsl
then you need to mount the file.
mount -o loop minirt24 /mnt/dsl
Now you need open the linuxrc file to edit it. I used gedit
gedit /mnt/dsl/linuxrc
find the line that says
test -n "$FOUND_SCSI" -a -z "$NOSCSI" && DEVICES="$DEVICES /dev/sd?[1-9] /dev/sd?[1-9]
change it to
test -n "$FOUND_SCSI" -a -z "$NOSCSI" && DEVICES="$DEVICES /dev/sd? /dev/sd?[1-9] /dev/sd?[1-9]
save the file
now you need to unmount the file,
umount ./minirt24 /mnt/dsl
now you need to zip it
gzip minirt24
Hey Presto, it works!  
ps-is there any chance that a change like this could be added to the distro so people don't do it themselves?
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