Re: TI-H: Link port Software for Linux
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Re: TI-H: Link port Software for Linux
heh, i just installed linux 2 days ago and i need to find the tigl software too...
as for running stuff off disks and cdroms,
check out /etc/fstab on your linux pc (as root)... you might want to see if /dev/fd0 and /mnt/cdrom (or /cdrom) isn't set as user... adding "user" will allow you to access the drive as a normal user.
on /dev/fd0, you might want to change ext2 to auto, so it can autodetect what filesystem the disk is using (i.e. ext2, msdos)
after all that is done, save that file.
"mount /floppy (or /mnt/floppy)" will allow you to access the drive. to load a seperate disk (i.e. you removed the disk and put in another), you must "umount" that same device.
hope you're having as much fun as i am ;)
-Greg
On Thu, 28 Jan 1999 13:39:16 Daren Ho wrote:
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>Hello everybody! I'm a newbie linux person and is wondering where I
>can get some parallel port software for my linux. The one I found at
>ticalc.org had given me an error message saying that it wasn't in the
>server. Also, I was wondering how I can execute software from a disk
>or cd-rom.
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