On March 24, 2001 04:07 pm, you wrote:
> David,
>
> I don't know the answer to your question, but i would like to know as well.
> I have some files on a HD that i'd like to convert to wordperfect from
> Macwrite. The only thing is my old mac is the only comp i have to do the
> conversion of these files on. Is there a script that will do this for me
> or can I mount the mac drive and port the files into wordperfect for linux?
> >
> >
> > Will redhat work for a macintosh partition?
The answer to both questions is yes you can mount mac hfs hard disks from
linux, but ( there's always a but right ? ) you have to compile support for
mac hfs disks into the kernel, and install the hfs utilities.
>>If so would I have to wipe my
> > hard drive first to set up the partition?
That depends on whats on it. If it's already in hfs format then no. If you
just want to overwrite anything already, and you're happy with the existing
partitions on the drive, then just use the hfs utilities mentioned above,
and run mkfs -t hfs /dev/hd* for the partitions you'd like formatted as
macintosh hfs plus (replacing the * with the partition number).
>> Could I boot from a red hat cd.
If your machine supports booting from cdrom then yes.
> > How much does a redhat cd cost?
See www.redhat.com.
Neil
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