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> From: Kerry Miller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 13:23
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> Subject: Reading a Mac file
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> I have a cd a friend gave me, he says it has .jpgs on it. He
> wrote the cd
> with a Mac running OS X, bu
I have done, but this requires that you have set up
sudo for your normal user/group.)
Hope this helps,
Tim
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> From: Kerry Miller [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 13:23
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> Subject: Reading a Mac file
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Thats normal, because its writen if HFS extented format, you could mount the HFS
extented then all the files where visible
Patrick
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Thanks Patrick, that helped. I tried mounting the HFS filesystem and did
>get it to moun
Thanks Patrick, that helped. I tried mounting the HFS filesystem and did
get it to mount but could only see a couple of files on it, including a
readme file that said you have to use Mac OS 8.1 or above. I'll take it
back to him and tell him to save it as an ISO9660 or something I can read.
Kerr
On Tuesday, November 12, 2002, at 11:47 AM, Patrick wrote:
The file system for a Mac is HFS, and is not supported by linux
OS X uses HFS+ ( ISO 6990 ) for burning CDs by default, IIRC.
Perhaps Kerry should check with said friend to make sure 'standard'
was selected for the format.
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The
nd the kernel should load the correct module and you
should be able to read the CD.
Hope this help,
Andy.
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From: Patrick [mailto:patrick.marquetecken@;pandora.be]
Sent: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 2:47 PM
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The file system for a Mac is HFS, and is not supported by linux
Patrick
Op dinsdag 12 november 2002 19:23, schreef Kerry Miller:
> I have a cd a friend gave me, he says it has .jpgs on it. He wrote the cd
> with a Mac running OS X, but doesn't know what file
I have a cd a friend gave me, he says it has .jpgs on it. He wrote the cd
with a Mac running OS X, but doesn't know what filesystem is on the cd.
I've tried it on Windows and it doesn't show any files, but if I go to
"properties" it says there's 25 megs on the cd. I tried mounting the cd
under Li
We have AppleShare running on a mac with a big disk. Is it possible
for me to mount this disk and do read/write from my linux box? I
guess hfsutils can do the read/write, but how do I get it mounted?
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