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How to Mount a Mac formated Drive in Linux
Another little tip I discovered recently:
We all know you can mount a fat drive or a ntfs but what about a mac formated drive.
well first (in root) you open a shell and type:
fdisk -l
this will give you a list of devices connected to the box so then scroll to the bottom and it should be the last thing and it will be something like /dev/sda1 or sdo1 or somthing like that.
then go to the /mnt directory and create a folder called myusb or whatever you want.
so then you type
mount -t hfsplus /dev/sda1(or whatever it happens to be) /mnt/myusb
if mount -t hfsplus doesn't work it may be just hfs format so then the command would be:
mount -t hfs /etc etc etc....
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