Disk drive in Linux
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Hey, Linuxoids! :)))
Not long ago, the task arose of writing to 3.5 floppy disks in order to transfer some
prog for real... The subject behaves somehow strangely: it is cached to the fullest!!!
Is it possible to disable this caching?
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09 Jun 08 5:11:14 Alexander Bondarenko wrote All on the topic Re:
The disk drive in Linux is as follows:
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AB> Hey, Linuxoids! :)))
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AB> Not long ago the task of recording on 3.5 floppy disks arose with the purpose
AB> transferring some programs to real life... It somehow leads strangely
AB> self subject: cached to the fullest!!! Is it possible to disable
AB> is this caching?
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you can... this is a standard feature of Linux...
WBR, Vjacheslav Svirki
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AB>> self subject: cached to the fullest!!! Is it possible to disable
AB>> is this caching?
VS> you can... this is a standard Linux feature...
How about more details? ;)
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Press RESET immediately, Alexander!
09 Jun 08 15:11, Alexander Bondarenko wrote to All:
AB> Not long ago the task of writing to 3.5 floppy disks for the purpose of transfer arose
AB> some programs for real... The subject behaves somehow strangely: it is cached
AB> to the fullest!!! Is it possible to disable this caching?
No way. :-( Or install kernel version 2.4.5 or earlier. It works there
ok. Because if the flop driver is broken, no one needs to fix it...
:-(
I'm dying again. And Alko says he’s dead.
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17 Sep 2008 your footcloth to comrade. Alexander Bondarenko.
AB>> Not long ago the task of writing to 3.5 floppy disks for the purpose of transfer arose
AB>> some programs for real... The subject behaves somehow strangely:
AB>> is cached to the fullest!!! Is it possible to disable this caching?
KF> No way. :-( Or install kernel version 2.4.5 or earlier.
I only need a flopik so that in case something happens, I can exchange
information between the pussy and the speck.
KF> Works there
KF> ok. Because if the flop driver is broken, no one can fix it
KF> need... :-(
That's what I see - the floppy drive is glitching left and right.
KF> I'm in death again. And Alko says he’s dead.
He lies everything, so you can put pickled ones in his pocket for this.
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