MOL - General - Disk access
Philippe van Calsteren
j.vancalsteren at chello.nl
Mon Jul 4 18:13:16 MDT 2005
Hello Mattias
Hope you're right... Samuel ????
On 07/04/05, you wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> On 04.07.2005, at 23:25, Philippe van Calsteren wrote:
>
>> Copy files between MOL and Linux is very complicated and geek like,
>> i used to create a FAT16/MSDOS partition, wich then would be my
>> in between partition to get files from and to MOL.
>
> Why don't you use networking?
>
>>
>> I have found a easy'er solution, now i use BasiliskII, it's a simple
>> 68k mac emulator OPEN SOURCE!!!, wich runs very very very fast,
>> and can read MacOS drives also the ones i use for MOL. Basilisk
>> adds your Unix Root as icon on the desktop, Thats easy! :P
>>
>> Here's what i don't understand, BasiliskII is open source, now i'm
>> no developer but i can imagine grabbing the unix filesystem code from
>> basilisk and paste it into the mol source somewhere, this would
>> make mol
>> be able to share files between linux and mol.
>>
>> Am i right or am i right ?
>
> Well, actually, I think for Mac OS maybe yes, for Mac OS X probably
> no. Here is why: Having the disk on your desktop (inside the virtual
> machine) means the OS in the virtual machine has to have a method of
> accessing the filesystem which is usually accomplished by a
> filesystem driver. BasiliskII has such a one for Mac OS and it should
> be possible to adapt that code for MOL. I guess there might be some
> changes needed for crossing the boundary between the virtual and the
> physical machine (this is obviously needed to actually access the
> files). Since Mac OS X is built on top of a BSD-like Unix kernel that
> filesystem driver would have to be redone in order to function. But
> it would be probably possible to have the part inside host OS process
> be the same for both drivers.
>
> Now am I right?
>
> Mattias
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