Semi newbie question Read-Only
Olaf Olson
yellowdog-general@lists.terrasoftsolutions.com
Sat, 04 Sep 2004 18:16:55 -0700
Dr. MacDonald,
No insult intended. Mother just told me to be polite when addressing
one's betters/
What does this mean:
*Very* important: do not try to mount the partition between Yellow Dog
Linux and Mac-on-Linux at the same time!
Also, I have mounted this directory, but can't currently write to it. I
created the mountpoint as root, edited the fstab file, as root, I
executed the mount. But, as anyone, I can't write to the drive. I get an
error:
[root@PlanB-YDL root]# touch /mol/users/hoser
touch: creating `/mol/users/hoser': Read-only file system
Since the fstab file follows your suggestions, why is this read only,
when I set fstab to be rw?
Olaf
Clinton MacDonald wrote:
> Mr. Doug:
>
> GDB-B&W-YDL3.0.1 wrote:
>
>> What's the best way to share an osx partition while running ydl? The
>> machine is a B&W G3 400 Mhz, 80Gb HD, 896 Mb RAM running ydl 3.0.1
>> and os 10.3.5. Here is the line I'm using in my fstab file to mount
>> the partition:
>>
>> /dev/hda10 /home/doug/osx hfs defaults 0 0
>
>
> That looks to be close, but not quite right. For instance, the
> traditional place to mount a disk partition is within the "/mnt"
> directory (for instance, you will see a mounting point for CD-ROMs in
> /mnt/cdrom). First of all, be sure that your HFS partition really is
> "hda10," and not, say, hda9 or hda11. You will have to create a mount
> point within /mnt for your HFS partition:
>
> [doug]% su
> Password: ******
>
> This gets you root privileges.
>
> [root@doug]% mkdir /mnt/macos
>
> This create a new "mount point" and names it "macos"
>
> [root@doug]% mount /dev/hda10 /mnt/macos -thfs
>
> This mounts the hfs partition (hda10) at /mnt/macos
>
> Now, take a look at this post, taken from when *I* was trying to learn
> how to mount an HFS partition:
>
> <http://lists.terrasoftsolutions.com/pipermail/yellowdog-newbie/2003-August/004258.html>
>
>
> *Very* important: do not try to mount the partition between Yellow Dog
> Linux and Mac-on-Linux at the same time!
>
> Best wishes,
> Clint
>