Thankyou for all the help. I found out that the required files were ascii, so copied a disk image and made it into a tar file, so then the raw data could be read, which was mostly ascii text anyway, and the relevant data extracted. I tried mounting as listed below, but to no avail. Someone said that sco use their own patanted htfs file system, so I think that may be the case here.
Regards Paul Schulz > > try:- > > $ su > Password: > # modprobe sysv > # mount -t sysv /dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy > # exit > $ ls -l /mnt/floppy > > looking good? > > No guarantees, it might work, and is worth a try. > If you get rude remarks at the "modprobe sysv" stage you will have to > compile the sysv kernel module.
