So I'm sitting here minding my own business modifing fstab  and I saved it 
to /etc. So important files that I modify I have decided to keep a back up of  
on floppy. (I would like it if you would tell me some common ones) So after I 
modify it I save it to /etc and then to fd0.... well I try to. When I click 
on the floppy icon in the save file to box a window appears saying "Could not 
start process Can't talk to klauncher" or that the disk is full and that it 
probably isn't a DOS formated floppy. So I try to rm those pesky files that 
kde doesn't clean itself of; but that doesn't work. I then try shutting kate 
down in the hopes that that would reset something but no dice. I then do 
fsck /dev/fd0 and it says "Currently only 1 or 2 FATs are supported, not 
108." Is that one or two files? All I put on there was bashrc, fstab, passwd, 
lilo.conf, and wvdial.conf. So then I reformat it with fdformat /dev/fd0H1440 
which it does not like until I drop the H1440. Next comes mkfs -t vfat /dev/
fd0. Then when I try to access the drive through KATEs opn file clicky thing 
it says,"Could not start process Can't talk to klauncher". Is this just 
something I'll have to live with until they fix it in an upgrade? 

Sorry if this does not make sense (om sure it does though). I am tired and am 
going to bed now.
Good night:)
-- 
<:-)~MIKE~(-:>






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