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Complete Idiot's Guide to Linux
Accessing the CD-ROMAccessing a CD-ROM is essentially the same as accessing a floppy disk. To access the disk, you must have the CD mounted. The default mount point for the CD-ROM is /mnt/cdrom. If you click on the kdelnk file associated with the CD-ROM, KFM will open a window focused to the /mnt/cdrom where you can access your files. Preparing a New Floppy DiskKDE provides you with an application to format floppies, kfloppy. Kfloppy is accessible from the application starter utilities group (see the next figure). The application allows you to select the drive and file system format to use for the floppy. Note that kfloppy can only format disks when the disk is not mounted.
The KDE Floppy Formater presents you with the following options when you want to prepare a floppy disk:
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