Hi, El mar, 03-02-2004 a las 08:05, clemens kurtenbach escribió: > Hi, > > is there a way to use a usb-flash-drive on ibook and x86. Sure you can (I am using one of this in my PowerBook). The only thing you need to have is vfat support in your kernel, because these little things como preformated in vfat. In you x86 linux you have already vfat support compiled in. You can check that, simple, mount in your x86 linux your stick and execute the mount command, it will show you that the stick filesytem is vfat. > > I got my stick mounted under x86/kernel2.6 as /dev/sda1 > When i now want to mount it on the ibook, i have to use > fdisk and initialize a new partition map like this: > > dump: name /dev/sda len 8 > /dev/sda1 Apple_partition_map Apple 63 @ 1 ( > 31.5k) Partition map > /dev/sda2 Apple_Free Extra 128960 @ 64 ( > 63.0M) Free space > > After that i can mount the stick on my ibook as _/dev/sda2_ > > Back on x86, sda1 and sda2 are no valid block devices, > so i can't mount the stick anymore. > > Is there a solution for this ? > > greets, > clee > -- > moqua [at] gmx.net > moqua [at] kurtenba.ch -- My software never has bugs. | ASCII Ribbon Campaign /"\ It just develops random features. | For Standards-Complaint Email \ / Public GnuPG key avaible at: http://www.keyserver.net X 1024D/203E154B 2003-10-03 Federico Gamio <federico@gamio.net> / \ Key fingerprint = 0B9E 3A19 C88B EBAC 5422 C05F 76B5 B922 203E 154B sub 2048g/32D2F465 2003-10-03
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