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>"Mike A. Harris" ha escrito:
>
>> On Tue, 24 Aug 1999, Petr Sebor wrote:
>>
>> >I thought that zip drive is hardwired ad 4th device, but sometimes Linux
>> >discovers it under /dev/sda1 not /dev/sda4. This gives me troubles with
>> >my /etc/fstab since I don't know, where the zip drive will be next time...
>> >
>> >If you want detailed report, please contact me...
>>
>> ZIP disks are IDE devices that contain a partition table. Most
>> if not all ZIP disks come from the factory partitioned with
>> Primary partition 4 taking up the whole disk. WHY THE HELL they
>> chose that is anyone's guess.
>>
>> As such, any factory zip disks are mounted as /dev/sda4. If you
>> repartition them yourself however, or if anyone else does, then
>> the rules can certainly change indeed.
>>
>> Personally, I would either use all zip disks on sda4, or I would
>> force partition them to /dev/sda1.
>>
>> I don't see any other easy way around it.
>>
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