On Sun, Jul 08, 2001 at 12:42:46PM +1000, Ross Hamilton wrote: > On Thursday, July 5, 2001, at 10:19 AM, Ethan Benson wrote: > > > > another solution everyone seems to have forgotten is MOL. > > > > if you run MacOS only im MOL then you can mount afp shares from > > localhost. > > > > I'm right now finalising partitioning of a replacement hard-drive for > my early iMac. I haven't run MOL previously but am intending to try it > out now that I have some space to play. > > I wonder at what level is file IO handled under MacOS hosted on Linux? > I realise that the Mac system volume to be used for an MOL session will > need to be standard HFS format. Might it then be possible to no it doesn't. linux filesystem support is totally irrelevant to mol. > subsequently mount a local HFS+ partition read/write, for access though > MOL? yup, the MacOS in mol can read HFS+ just as it always could. as far as macos cares all your partitions are giant floppy disks. all teh linux kernel needs to do is provide /dev/hda* access which it does regardless of whether you have ext2, xfs, reiser, hfs, hfs+, msdos, or the contents of /dev/urandom on the partition. back when i used mol i simply had a 500MB file sitting in /local/mol/macos.im, it had a mac partition table and a HFS+ partition in it. macos was none the wiser. (that file didn't even have to have a partition table or driver cruft, i had just gotten that impression from some obsolete documentation). > Also, I don't suppose there is any way to make an NFS share available > to the MOL session? only by exporting the nfs share via afp. MacOS can't read NFS (without rare expensive perhaps abandoned proprietary software). -- Ethan Benson http://www.alaska.net/~erbenson/
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