StormLinux2000

[BcGuy6]

Welp I got Linux running..yea me..anyways, few questions here.

1) I have tried everything to get my printer to work, followed all the instruction and still nothing. I have a bjc4100..any help???

2) When I installed I booted of my cd-rom, which in turn was my burner, better back up here..its setup like this cd-burner is secondary master..and my 2nd cd rom is secondary slave. After install Linux only saw the slave and runs only off the slave..how do I get Linux to see my burner as master...also when i mount my cd-rom and copy files over i can not open the cd-rom after I am done..again any help...

Thats if for now..but I Love what I see and play with.

[FoBoT]

Originally posted by BcGuy6:
...also when i mount my cd-rom and copy files over i can not open the cd-rom after I am done..

i believe you have to unmount the cd before ejection

this NHF should help some
http://www.linuxnewbie.org/nhf/intel/filesys/filesysintro.html

for the burner deal, do a forum search
http://www.linuxnewbie.org/cgi-bin/ubbcgi/search.cgi?action=intro

on "burner" under the hardware forum, it should give you bout 71 threads, see if one of them has some hints

welcome to LNO http://www.linuxnewbie.org/ubb/smile.gif

ps you ever go skiing up in banth?

[This message has been edited by FoBoT (edited 24 January 2001).]

[slowlearner]

Same set up, same problem. I haven't really checked into all the docs yet, just got it installed yesterday. On my PC, storm doesn't show my windows partitions either. The mount points for windows are /windows/c, /windows/d, and /windows/e. Does that seem right? I've never worked with debian before, only Mandrake. Also, what about internet connections? I had no trouble with Mandrake, but I can't seem to set up the dialer for Storm.

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[demian]

Originally posted by slowlearner:
On my PC, storm doesn't show my windows partitions either. The mount points for windows are /windows/c, /windows/d, and /windows/e. Does that seem right?

It doesn't matter what you call your mount points. You should be able to mount your win partitions with mount -tvfat /dev/hdXn <mount_point> (do this as root). If it works make an entry in your /etc/fstab so that you can mount it as user or have them mounted at boot.

[FoBoT]

Originally posted by slowlearner:
On my PC, storm doesn't show my windows partitions either.

i have never tried to access a winders partition from linux on my dual boot pc, have you looked through this yet?
http://www.linuxnewbie.org/nhf/intel/misc/winhd.html

[BcGuy6]

FoBot I have been to Baniff but thats like 8 hours from here...from where I am at I have a choice of where to skii if I did, but dont..from me is Mount Baker in Wa state bout 45mins..to the mountains in Norht Vancouver about 1 1/2 hours from my house to the hot spot in the ski world Whistler about 3 hours...and a ton more..please if you like to ski do come this way...
and thanks for the links will check them all out