Hi rev:
I'll assume you read and had no trouble understanding the previous
links I recommended to you. From there once your drive is mounted all
you need to do is use pdisk to wipe out/erase your USB drive so that it
is formated for use as a LInux drive. That's it, of course you are
clear that you'll have to set mount points for the USB drive, a name
and create a directory within /mnt using that same name. So let's say
the name you choose is charles. Then:
# cd /mnt
# mkdir charles
From then on when you mount that drive you can do:
# mount /mnt/charles
and that should be it.
Best wishes...
On Jan 21, 2006, at 2:32 PM, rev rob wrote:
Hi again and special thanks to Derick,
I'm running YDL 3.01 on my iMac 233 with kernel 2.4.22. I want to an
external usb drive I have for more storage since the internal iMac
drive is only 4.3G. The drive has some things on it from os x that I
know longer need. What do I have to do make this USB drive work with
my linux box?
TIA and have a great day
Rob
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