Mounting a Mac drive
Justin Bennett
justin.bennett at dynabrade.com
Wed Jul 10 15:59:19 EDT 2002
Yeah I've done many a redhat kernels. I'd assume it's pretty much the
same, as your compiling from source.
running Redhat 2.4.18-5 It appears that Apple Mac FS support is compiled
as a module. (just from default settings in menuconfig).
On Wed, 2002-07-10 at 15:47, Gregory J. Neumann wrote:
> I've been able to mount Mac format CD's in Linux, but I needed to
> have HFS support compiled into the kernel to get it to work. IIRC, one
> can only mount HFS "read only". Regardless, I was able to copy the
> files to the Samba share and have them available to the Windo$e
> users on the network. Hope this helps.
> You may want to compile a custom kernel, set it up as a boot option
> in lilo.conf or in grub, and then give it a shot. I'm not sure what the
> various distros do for this. Slackware lets you specify it during the
> initial setup, but I don't recall how Mandrake or RedHat handle that.
> You can always "cd /usr/src/linux" and "make menuconfig" and poke
> around. Then just don't save any changes! ;-)
>
> Change of topic: I've noticed some mention of kernel changes here
> under Mandrake. Has anybody just custom compiled and/or patched
> another kernel? I do it frequently when I may need some new feature,
> then test it, and either use it if it works, or try again. It's not unusual
> for me to have 3 kernels in my lilo boot menu. Maybe we should do a
> discussion/presentation at a meeting.
>
> -Greg Neumann
>
> > Has anyone had success mounting a Mac hard-drive under Linux? If so, what
> > type did you use?
> > We've had a Mac G4 fail, and I want to know if it's possible to extract the
> > data from it using my Linux box. I haven't found any how-to's relating to
> > this subject.
> > Thanks,
> > Jonathan.
> >
>
>
>
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