Could you send the output of "mount" and "fdisk -l <your-disk>" under linux? You have to be root to run fdisk. You should replace <your-disk> with the file corresponding to the physical disk you want to observe (probably the one with the HFS partition). If you have an IDE disk, it'll look like /dev/hda (first disk); /dev/hdb (second), ... etc.
Do "man mount" and "man fdisk" for more details on these two commands. Best regards Francois On Tue, 2003-05-20 at 16:36, karrottop wrote: > I have got a bit of a problem. I installed Debian on a G4 tower and I > have no idea why but it looks like linux installed itself on my HFS > partition that I have a lot of documents etc on. Now, I do have linux > installed correctly, and yaboot is working great etc etc but when I am > in macosx the drive stays unmounted and if I try to mount it in linux I > end up with what apears to be the root of debian. I would assume that > their is some utility I can use to recover from this, be it a mac app > or a linux app...any suggestions? > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Francois Taiani +33 (0) 5 6133 6406 LAAS-CNRS (http://www.laas.fr) Dependable Computing http://www.laas.fr/~ftaiani and Fault Tolerance
