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Y e l l o w D o g S o l u t i o n s
来自:http://www.yellowdoglinux.com/su ... l_3.0/hfsplus.shtml
TOPIC: Mounting HFS+ Partitions
Introduction
With just a few quick command-line arguments, you can quickly mount a Mac OS X (HFS+) partition from Yellow Dog Linux.
Here we go ...
1. Login to a shell or terminal as root.
2. mkdir /mnt/macosx [RETURN]
3. (YDL 3.0.1) modprobe hfsplus [RETURN]
4. (YDL 3.0, you must install the YDL 3.0.1 kernel ... and if "uname -r" returns "2.4.22" you're good to go)
5. parted /dev/hdx [RETURN] (where "x" is the drive on which your Mac OS X installation resides).
6. From within parted, press "p" and RETURN to print the drive partition table. Take note of the partition where Mac OS X resides (noted below as "y", ie: /dev/hda7).
7. mount /dev/hdxy /mnt/macosx -thfsplus [RETURN]
8. cd /mnt/macosx [RETURN]
9. ll [RETURN]
You can now easily navigate and manipulate files on your Mac OS X partition(s). BE CAREFUL! This is the real Mac OS X volume. Any changes you make will affect OS X.
This HOWTO was created by Kai Staats, Terra Soft Solutions |
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