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From: Peter Radcliffe <pir@pir.net>
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Subject: Re: talking to a DOS floppy, at least
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tenebrae <tenebrae@thcproductions.com> probably said:
> If you're saying that you can't write to a DOS floppy under FreeBSD, I 
> believe that is normal behavior.  DOS and NTFS support in FreeBSD is 
> read-only if I'm not mistaken (I'm sure someone will be kind enough to 
> correct me if I am).

You're mistaken. DOS filesystem support has been r/w for years, but you
need to have write access to the device.

P.

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pir