On 01 May 2001 18:34:11 -0400, Leyah Cynamon wrote: > Hi, and thanks to all who helped me out last time. > > I am trying to access an HFS partition from Debian GNU Linux booted and > running from another partition. > > My setup is as follows: > > The computer is a 7600/G3. > > /dev/sda is a mac "drive setup" formatted hard drive running 9.0.4 > > After booting into 9.0.4 i use boot-x to select linux which is on the > /dev/sdc7 partition of another hard disk. swap is /dev/sdc8. The > APPLE_HFS partition i want to access is at /dev/sdc9. The Apple > partition map, drivers etc are at sdc1 through sdc6. > > i get into Linux fine and have searched in vain for documentation to > help me access the apple_hfs partition (created by mac's "drive setup" > utility). My sticking point i believe is that i don't know what to > specify as the "mount point" when trying to edit an entry into > /etc/fstab. or should i be going about this another way?
any empty directory, preferably under /mnt like: mkdir /mnt/macos and use /mnt/macos as your mount point Cheers -- /Bastien Nocera http://hadess.net
