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| − | By default, Edubuntu 5.10 configures the floppy diskette drive (/dev/fd0) so that < | + | By default, Edubuntu 5.10 configures the floppy diskette drive (/dev/fd0) so that <<BR>> |
* Anyone can mount it, but only the user who mounted it can unmount it | * Anyone can mount it, but only the user who mounted it can unmount it | ||
* Only the user who mounted it can write to it | * Only the user who mounted it can write to it | ||
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Note that `user` is changed to `users` and the permission masks are specified. `fmask=111` means for regular files, deny execute permission to all (chmod a-x) and allow all other permissions. `dmask=000` means for directories, do not deny any permission. | Note that `user` is changed to `users` and the permission masks are specified. `fmask=111` means for regular files, deny execute permission to all (chmod a-x) and allow all other permissions. `dmask=000` means for directories, do not deny any permission. | ||
`man fstab` and `man mount` and `man chmod` for more information. | `man fstab` and `man mount` and `man chmod` for more information. | ||
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By default, Edubuntu 5.10 configures the floppy diskette drive (/dev/fd0) so that <
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- Anyone can mount it, but only the user who mounted it can unmount it
- Only the user who mounted it can write to it
This document explains how to configure Linux so that anyone can mount, unmount, or write to a floppy diskette without restriction, like some other popular operating systems.
Change the floppy diskette drive entry in /etc/fstab filesudo nano --nowrap /etc/fstabfrom:
/dev/fd0 /media/floppy0 auto rw,user,noauto 0 0to
/dev/fd0 /media/floppy0 auto rw,users,noauto,fmask=111,dmask=000 0 0
Note that `user` is changed to `users` and the permission masks are specified. `fmask=111` means for regular files, deny execute permission to all (chmod a-x) and allow all other permissions. `dmask=000` means for directories, do not deny any permission. `man fstab` and `man mount` and `man chmod` for more information.
