I just managed to use ...
"disktool" - to get the online documentation, followed by
"disktool -l" to list the disks and partitions and
"disktool -m <partition>" <partition> was "disk3s1s2" in my particular case
logged into my 10.3.8 Blue and White via ssh. That seemed too easy.
I still have to try it on my 10.2.8 C500. The 6400 (and clones) do have wonky SCSI controller hardware so I'm not sure it will work on it.
I'll try later on.
Cheers - Terry
On Mar 14, 2005, at 8:18 AM, Peter da Silva wrote:
Your problem is that the Finder handles mounting CDs. No finder, no mounting.
How does one mount a CD on a running computer with no-one logged in physically at that machine, yet you are logged into via SSH?
You could try hdiutil (man hdiutil), hdid (man hdid), and mount (man mount).
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