Re: mkfs question
Thank you for the reply. That's just the problem. I don't have a SCSI
drive. I've got a Performa636CD (Quadra 630 series) with an internal IDE
hard drive, which I would like to put some kind of Linux or BSD on. If I
could only format the drive with a mkfs application, I think I could take
it from there. Is there anyway I could use mkfs on my drive from a remote
location? Or is there another mkfs application written for IDE drives?
On Tue, 19 Jan 1999, Michael Schmitz wrote:
> Matthew A Dunford wrote:
> >
> > Is there a mkfs application which works on IDE drives? Or is there
> > another utility I can use to make a UNIX file system on my IDE drive? Any
> > suggestions would be much appreciated.
>
> Yes, and it's called mke2fs and runs under Linux. What did you use to make
> SCSI ext2 filesystems? And what, exactly, did you try?
>
> Michael
>
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