No HFS[+] filesystem found

[Soren N. Madsen]

I had OS 9.2.1, Mac OSX, and YDL 2.1 installed on the same harddrive and
used mol in the past to run 9.2.1 under YDL.  It worked great.

Then I decided to repartition the entire drive and make various upgrades
including YDL 2.2.  Since the repartitioning and upgrade, mol has not been
happy (see output below).  Basically I have Mac OSX on hda9 and 9.2.2 on
hda10 (exchange and linux on hda11-14).  Both hda9 and hda10 are HFS+.
Based on the output "/dev/hda10: No HFS[+] filesystem found" I suspected
that the problem was caused by me using the Mac OS X install disk to do the
repartitioning.  Thus I tried to erase partition hda10 and install a fresh
9.2.1, selecting "update disk drivers".  No difference.  I also tried
mol-0.9.62, no difference.

Any ideas?  Or if I'm going to go through a full repartitioning one more
time (I'd rather not), what is the 'right' repartitioning approach to make
both mol and Mac OS X happy?

Thanks much,
Soren





[root@sarinux ppc]# startmol -a
Copyright (C) 1997-2001 Samuel Rydh <samuel@ibrium.se>
Version 0.9.60 
Configuration file: /etc/molrc
Library directory: /usr/lib/mol
Session 0. Lockfile '/var/lock/mol-0'
The session save/restore feature is disabled
OF device tree: oftrees/oftree.nw
DEC frequency: 24 MHz, 249:10 mticks/usec
128MB RAM mapped at 0x40000000
Running in PowerPC G4 mode
Using Linux keycodes
Using nvram-image 'nvram/nvram.nw'
Running on VT 8.
Using usb mouse on /dev/input/mice
Cache enabled for console-video
Video module 'console_video' installed.

MODE: 1152* 768, depth 8,15,32   { 54.7 } Hz

Starting in video mode 1152*768, depth 32, 54.7 Hz  [offs:0, rb:4608]
Autoswitching to console
-----> Can't attach to interface <eth0>
Failed to initialize the sheep-<eth0> device

HFS  images/moldisk.i MOL                <read-only>     0 MB
HFS+ /dev/hda9        snmPB2             <read-only>  14000 MB
HFS+ /dev/hda10       snmPB              <read-only>  8000 MB BOOT

/dev/hda10: No HFS[+] filesystem found
Searching /dev/hda9 for a 'Mac OS ROM' file

**** HINT ***********************************************
*  The ROM search can be speeded up by adding the line
*    macos_rompath: 'System/Library/CoreServices/BootX'
*  to the /etc/molrc file.
*********************************************************
Loading 'System/Library/CoreServices/BootX' from /dev/hda9

newworld: ----> System/Library/CoreServices/BootX is not an ELF image
cleaning up...
Terminating threads...
DONE
[root@sarinux ppc]#