Subject: Re: Questions about copying files from MacOS 9.0 to YellowDog Linux
From: Hollis (hollis-lists@austin.rr.com)
Date: Sat Aug 11 2001 - 11:28:30 MDT
On Saturday 11 August 2001 11:43, Blintegra@aol.com wrote:
> hmount /dev/hda7 (This seems to be the partition that has your user files)
> Then I enter:
> hcd "Desktop Folder".
>
> This directory is no longer present (This used to be there under older
> MacOS's). What is there is something like: "where_did_all_my_files_go?".
> That is pretty much what is coming out when I enter: hls.
Did you happen to look at the contents of that file?
This is what you see when mounting an HFS+ volume as HFS (for example,
mounting an OS 8.5 disk under OS 8.1 or so).
> How do I change
> directories to get at the files that are on my Desktop in MacOS?
Use hfsplusutils rather than hfsutils. Basically everything is the same
except you run hpmount instead of hmount, hpls instead of hls, etc.
-Hollis
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