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On Thursday 15 February 2001 21:55, you wrote:
> OK, I'll give it another shot. (you can't imagine...I'm pulling my hair out
> trying to get a connection with my linux box). One other question. If I
> copy it to disk from windows, will linux be able to read a windows disk I've
> never tried that.
Believe me, I know about the hair-pulling thing.
As for the Windows disk, yeah that'll work. In RH7 (as in most other
distros) the /etc/fstab file is set up for auto-detection of disks, so you
should just be able to type "mount /dev/floppy" and it will mount whether
it's ext2 or dos.
Failing that, I still say use kppp. It's as easy to use as the Windows
setup. And as long as you have KDE installed, you can run it, even under
GNOME.
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