| From: | kevin.bewley |
| Date: | 13 Mar 2001 at 09:34:35 |
| Subject: | Re: A question about Linux |
Donald,
>to be or just can't handle SCSI CD-Rom drives. Anyway, I copied the
'potato' directory
Works okay with my Blizzard SCSI-IV so I reckon it just won't support
Squirrels.
>directory is in the root of an FFS partition, is it possible to get Linux
to recognise >that partition like it did in the initial install process as
a source of packages and >if so, how?
Within Linux you need to type:
mkdir -p /amiga (not so sure about this bit, -p should set /mnt as a
mountpoint)
mount -o ro -t afss /dev/hda2 /amiga (I'm sure about this bit)
Then your AmigaFFS partition should appear (read-only) in the directory
/amiga.
I think, hope this works dor you.. :-)
Cheers,
Kevin
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