I haven't attempted anything like that.  However, any time I've ever plugged
any sort of external disk into a Mac, the disk becomes unreadable to other
OS's.

Why don't you just use FAT32?



On 7/10/06, Robert Citek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Using an external 250 GB Firewire drive, I tried to create a triple
> FS disk: one partition with NTFS, one with Ext3, and one with HFS+.
> I created the partition table with fdisk and formatted the first
> partition with mkntfs and the second with mkfs.ext3.  I then plugged
> the drive into OS X and used the Disk Utility to Erase (i.e. format)
> the third partition.  Unfortunately, DiskUtility not only did not
> format the partition but also decided to trash the existing partition
> table.  Result: all the partitions were lost.  That wouldn't be such
> a big deal if I hadn't already transferred 50+ GB of data onto the
> other two partitions.
>
> Running gpart now to hopefully recover the partitions and the data:
>
>    gpart -W /tmp/part.table.img /dev/sda
>
> Has anyone successfully created a triple FS disk with NTFS, Ext3 (or
> other linux FS), and HFS+?
>
> Regards,
> - Robert
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