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I have just recently installed YDL 2.3 on my Mac. I allocated enough space for Linux in order for it to function, but I would like to have access to the music I store on my Jaguar partition, which is Mac OS Extended. Is there any way to mount it in Linux?
Any help would be appreciated.
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I'm not sure about your question, but there is something called 'Mac-on-Linux' that allows you to run the Mac OS in Linux. Perhaps this program will be able to use your existing Mac OS setup. I really have no idea. Just thought you might want to check it out.
You can't mount HFS+ partitions, but HFS should work normally. You could have a separate HFS partition to use for files shared between Mac OS and Linux, and keep your music files there.
Originally posted by Jeff Binder: You can't mount HFS+ partitions, but HFS should work normally. You could have a separate HFS partition to use for files shared between Mac OS and Linux, and keep your music files there.
How do you mount an HFS (or anything, for that matter) in Linux? I've never been able to figure it out...
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