Got my AA1 yesterday... very slick little machine.
I have a USB hdd with HFS+ (OSX's filesystem) that I'd like to connect. I tried mounting it with:
where temp is a folder I created, but I get an unknown file system error. Sure enough, I ran:
and HFS+ isn't on the list.
Anyone know what the easiest way add HFS+ support to Linpus? I'm not afraid of the terminal, but I have only rudimentary knowledge of Linux. Here's a HowTo for gentoo:
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_hfsplus
However, Linpus appears to be based on Fedora8. From the command:
I see that our laptop has kernel 2.6.23.9lw, which reportedly has HFS+ support. However, it appears to have been disabled or removed on the AA1. Am I looking at recompiling the kernel?
I have a USB hdd with HFS+ (OSX's filesystem) that I'd like to connect. I tried mounting it with:
Code:
mount -t hfsplus /sdb tempwhere temp is a folder I created, but I get an unknown file system error. Sure enough, I ran:
Code:
cat /proc/filesystemsand HFS+ isn't on the list.
Anyone know what the easiest way add HFS+ support to Linpus? I'm not afraid of the terminal, but I have only rudimentary knowledge of Linux. Here's a HowTo for gentoo:
http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_hfsplus
However, Linpus appears to be based on Fedora8. From the command:
Code:
uname -rI see that our laptop has kernel 2.6.23.9lw, which reportedly has HFS+ support. However, it appears to have been disabled or removed on the AA1. Am I looking at recompiling the kernel?
(hmount thinks that my device isnt a hfsplus volume -.-)