michael, (i trimmed the cc:)
i have done a ton of work using mkhybrid for turbolinux. it's a great tool. (we wanted a hybrid so files could have long names, mac files wouldn't have to be unstuffed before being used, and so mach could load the linux server from the hfs side...) you will have to represent some files twice--once as MacBinary or BinHex and another time unstuffed. unstuff things under macos to a floppy and mount the floppy -o fork=netatalk,afpd to see the files. copy them carefully (don't forget the .AppleDouble dirs) INTO your ext2-based working filesystem and then make your image. i use mkhybrid -map /mnt/extra/hybrid/misc/src/mapping --netatalk -a -j -hfs -r -V "TurboLinuxPPC" -o /mnt/image/hybrid.img /mnt/extra/hybrid to make the image; mapping contains: #exten xlate creator type comment .hqx Ascii 'BnHq' 'TEXT' "BinHex file" .mov Raw 'TVOD' 'MooV' "QuickTime Movie" .rpm Raw 'RHat' 'bina' "RedHat package" * Ascii 'ttxt' 'TEXT' "Text file" (the last line is the important one) hope that helps. brad > As long as mkhybrid has a way to write MacBinary or BinHex files to the > HFS view of the fs and convert them in the process, fine. What disk names > are possible for ISO, i.e. can we use "Debian/68k 2.1" ?? > > > double-check (I suppose I should be able to mount the disc image as a > > hfs volume to check the HFS access... remind me to add hfs support to > > my kernel). > > :-) If you forget, hfsutils should help. > > > I dunno when this will be ready for testing... I'm currently trying to > > get the entire binary-m68k tree sucked down my 56k modem overnights > > using rsync; I'm currently most of the way through libs. Hopefully > > I'll be ready to burn a CD or two (I'm guessing that I'll need two for > > all of the m68k packages) by the end of the week at the latest. > > We just need to make sure the install and main stuff fits on one CD. Do you > think that can be done ?? > > Michael > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
