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Subject: The New Samba and New Dual Boot (Dual HFS+)
From: Tomas Taylor <tomaste () airmail ! net>
Date: 2004-01-22 12:14:45
Message-ID: 400FDA6A.5030708 () airmail ! net
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To all,
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Doing the Samba between cougar/panther and Mandrake Linux 10 for
PCC /does not require partitioning/ since Linux 10 supports HFS+ file
structure. The Samba mount point is just the main partition that the G4
is delivered with. ( I have been speaking of Samba's with ethernet
/crossover cables./)
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Of course a dual boot configuration will still require a /second
HFS+ partition/ for Linux 10. Linux 10 has full access to both HFS+
partitions by a *simple mount *of the cougar/panther partition.
I'm not sure about this, but, in a dual boot configuration, maybe
cougar/panther has access to the Linux 10 partition with just a *simple
mount?* At the file structure level, cougar/panther cares less about a
Linux operating system residing in the /second HFS+ partition./
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I hope some of you will find this analysis helpful,
Tomás, Austin, Texas
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Note: If Linux 10 doesn't have a code name yet, why not call it
*dolphin*. Dolphins will out smart cougars and panthers on any day.
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<font face="Arial"> To all,<br>
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<hr size="2" width="100%"><font face="Arial"> Doing the Samba
between cougar/panther
and Mandrake Linux 10 for PCC
<i>does not require partitioning</i> since Linux 10 supports HFS+ file
structure. The Samba mount point is just the main partition that the
G4 is delivered with. ( I have been speaking of Samba's with ethernet <i>crossover
cables.</i>)<br>
</font>
<hr size="2" width="100%"><font face="Arial"> Of course a dual boot
configuration will
still require a <i>second HFS+
partition</i> for Linux 10. Linux 10 has full access to both HFS+
partitions by a <b>simple mount </b>of the cougar/panther partition.<br>
<br>
I'm not sure about this, but, in a dual boot configuration, maybe
cougar/panther has access to the Linux 10 partition with just a
<b>simple mount?</b> At the file structure level, cougar/panther cares
less
about a Linux operating system residing in the <i>second HFS+
partition.</i><br>
</font>
<hr size="2" width="100%"><font face="Arial">I hope some of you will
find this analysis helpful,<br>
Tomás, Austin, Texas<br>
</font>
<hr width="100%" size="2"><font face="Arial">Note: If Linux 10 doesn't
have a code name yet, why not call it <b>dolphin</b>. Dolphins will
out smart cougars and panthers on any day. <br>
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