> > BTW, what kind of ioctls can we expect for a floppy, if I might be so bold?
> > We'll have to start porting hfsutils :)
> 
> It shouldn't be hard. All we need is to teach it to probe floppies,
> not harddisks. It searches each partition looking for a valid
> HFS partition. If the whole floppy is made one partition, say
> "a", it should work.
> 
> Take care,
> 
> Bill

Floppies have no partitions; fdN{a,b,c} encodes different formats. And
'probe'? You do an open on /dev/(r)fdNa, and if there is no disk
inserted, you get something along the lines of EIO or ENXIO.

        hauke
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