I'm sitting at my desk, reconfiguring my network monitor, when the phone rings.
Caller-ID tells me it's James Pearson. I pick the receiver up and say:
> >Then I tried to mount the cdrom with:
> >
> >mount -t hfs /dev/burner /mnt
> >
> >and got the following error:
>
> How was the HFS image created? Was it with mkisofs?
It's an old iso, I really don't know.
> Can you read the CD on another Linux box or CD drive?
no I tried with a total of 3 cd drive on 2 different linux box
> Can you read the CD on a Mac?
yes, it works just fine.
I was just wondering why I can't mount it under linux but maybe it's a
problem with the hfs support of linux kernel or a problem with mount.
Maybe I'm telling this to the wrong ppl :)
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