I was misleading. I meant it as a caveat. Mostly they were recoverable
by installing OS X again cleanly on a second hard drive. Then I could
see the contents of the mounted first hard drive and copy them over the
to bootable second hard drive. After this was possible and it was
stable to us
Am Freitag, 29. April 2005 18:52 schrieb Jon Lee:
> Linux cannot handle HFS+ in any way. I'm not even sure that HFS+ is
> 'open' to other types of OS to try to use, but I could be wrong it's
> only a partition type. You can view ext2 (I don't know about ext3) in
> MacOSX by getting the ext2fs too
That’s a lot of apps!
Matt
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convert ext3 -> hfs+
Linux cannot handle HFS+
in any way. I'm not even sure
Linux cannot handle HFS+ in any way. I'm not even sure that HFS+ is
'open' to other types of OS to try to use, but I could be wrong it's
only a partition type. You can view ext2 (I don't know about ext3) in
MacOSX by getting the ext2fs tool.
This will show up in System Preferences and allow
Am Freitag, 29. April 2005 14:02 schrieb David Holm:
> I don't think you can do that. You will have to backup all data,
> reformat the partition as hfs+, and then restore the data from your
> backups.
i didnt fount a linux-tool to format a partition as hfs+
lg steph.
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Yeah that's a major nuts-vise, also, all the more reason to do a dual
boot.
Matthew Polashek
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Just
Just remember, since Broadcom won't release specs for the Airport Extreme, you
won't have wireless.
Kinda sucks, but, oh well.
More info: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-862.html
Sign the petition: http://www.petitiononline.com/BCM4301/
SourceForge project: http://linux-bcom4301.sf
Cool, man. I'd go the full boat, but I still need Finale for music
notation. (Powerbook 17" 1.5) I think I'll split the hard drive into 2
separate 40 gig partitions and go form there. Make sense?
Matthew Polashek
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On Fri, 2005-04-29 at 12:11 +0200, stephan ulbing wrote:
> does anybody know, how do i convert a etx3-partition into a hfs+.
> are there some tools for linux or do i have to do it under macosx?
I don't think you can do that. You will have to backup all data,
reformat the partition as hfs+, and the
hi,
does anybody know, how do i convert a etx3-partition into a hfs+.
are there some tools for linux or do i have to do it under macosx?
lg steph.
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