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Date: Sat, 19 Jul 1997 17:39:51 -0400
From: John Santangelo <johnsant@mindspring.com>
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I am a new user to Freee BSD with limited Unix knowledge. I am doing
pretty good (or so I thought). I am trying to copy  a tar.gz file
downloaded from a Win 95 machine into my BSD system. I seem to have
mounted the floppy but no files are visible. I was able to copy a file
from my BSD system onto the floppy but cannot see the .tar file. When I
return the floppy to the Win 95 machine the .tar.gz file is still there
so I know I have'nt destroyed it. Could someone tell me the proper way
to mount the floppy and read,copy the tar file onto my BSD system.
Thanks in advance.

John Santangelo