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I could actualy use just a litle more help. I want the card readers to act the same as a floppy drive so I put the same lines in fstab that were already there for the floppy at the bottum again for my card readers and replaced every reference to the floppy with sda1, sda2, sda3 and sda4. (It's a 4 card reader) and i was unable to access the cards.
So, what exactly should I put in the fstab to get them to behave like floppies?
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