John Kodis <kodis@mail630.gsfc.nasa.gov> said:
> I'm trying to mount an OS-X Unix filesystem on Linux. I haven't had
> any luck at this, and wondered whether this is a known problem, or if
> I'm doing something wrong.
>
> I formatted a zip disk on a Mac OS-X, selecting the "Unix" filesystem
> type and no partitions. I then inserted this disk in the /dev/hdd,
> the zip drive on my PC. I tried mounting hdd and hdd1 through hdd4
> using types of auto, ufs, udf, sysv, and one or two others, all to no
> avail.
Try fdisk(8) on it, it might tell you of any strange partitioning. Or the
Mac might have written to the device (not a partition). Get hold of the
first Kb or so of each partition, file(1) might be able to find out what it
is.
Good luck!
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