On 23. August 2004 at 12:24AM +0200, Andy Polyakov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >>Using Robert Leslie's hfsutils I have created on disk the HFS > >>filesystem image "hfs.img". I can mount "hfs.img" loopback and > >>can read and write files to it. Now would a straight "cdrecord > >>hfs.img" produce a CD that a Macintosh will read as an HFS > >>volume? > > > > Why do you ask? I mean, burn it to a cd-rw and feed it to a Mac. It's an old world Mac with a cdrom drive that can't read any of cd-rws I fed to it. > Right. At least it's faster... Not in my case ;-). It takes ages and several reboots for the Mac to recognize even a valid CD (produced by mkisofs -hfs). > > Seems > > like your chances are good, on a block level all CDs are the same. > > HFS volumes you put on CD still require Apple partition > table. So the question is if hfsutils generate one. The latter > kind of goes beyond the scope of discussions on this list:-) A. So the question now is: is thre a way to add this partition table to the hfs volume? -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
