Hi,
In looking at the below response, I'm thinking that maybe I wasn't clear
in my last message. I know the fs of the floppies that I need to access,
some are formatted with AppleIIgs and some with an old MacOS (probably
around version 5 or 6, circa 1991). Can Linux recognize these
filesystems, either natively or using additional code?
Thanks so much,
Daniel
On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, Terry Collins wrote:
>
> If linux can recognise the FS type, then it can mount it.
>
> > recognises the file (like, say, maybe old Mac
> > (not even sure what filesystem they use) or even Apple II/IIgs disks
> > (which were ProDos??)).
>
> The trick is finding if someone has coded this, either in system stuff
> or a app.
>
> > I have some data (probably in ascii format or at least in something
> > relatively close) on
> > these floppies that I'd love to move to a usable machine.
>
> You need to think first about the filesystem on the floppy.
>
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