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  1. 10-06-2011 #1
    tlcasey100
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    Wink floppy drive and yes I know they are obsolete so what!

    Kubuntu 11.04 wont recognize it so please tell me how to add it to the list

    Thanks
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    What list? Do you mean the /etc/fstab file? Please be more specific.
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    yes that is what I mean

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    Should fairly straight forward.
    Code:
    /dev/fd0           /mnt/mountpoint        auto           noauto,rw            0 0
    You'll need to substitute /mnt/mountpoint with an actual mount point that you created.
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    please define mountpoint
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    On my system, for example....I mount everything else under /mnt/ for my CDROM, floppy, USB drives and so forth. If you look in /mnt you may already have a mount point assigned to the floppy already. If not, create one.
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    mkdir /mnt/floppy
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