On Monday 23 July 2007 02:13:12 Markus Koßmann wrote: > Am Montag, 23. Juli 2007 schrieb Patrik Hasibuan: > > Dear my friends.... > > > > I Installed 3 os-es in one harddisk, namely: solaris, suse10.2 and > > puppylinux. > > > > I mainly work with SuSE that's why my SuSE should also be able to > > read/write on the puppy'es and the solaris partitions. > > > > reading/writing onto the puppy'es partition by my beloved SuSE has no > > problem absolutely. But my SuSE can not read/write on the solaris'es > > partition. > > > > Solaris is on hda1 > > puppy is on hda2 > > and the SuSE is on hda3 > > > > both of them are primary partitions. > > > > the puppy'es and the SuSE use ext2 partition. and the solaris use > > default as it installed namely ext3. > > Why do you think, that solaris is using ext3 as filesystem ? > AFAIK solaris uses some variant of ufs and you also need an ufstype > parameter for the exact subtype of ufs ( see man mount) .
I think Solaris uses ZFS. There is a project to make ZFS filesystems available under Linux via fuse, but I don't think it's particularly mature at the moment. Jon -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
