According to this article [http://www-sccm.stanford.edu/~hargrove/HFS/] the linux kernel has supported HFS since late in the 2.1.x series. I think it's possible to repartion your drive but I've never tried it on a Mac. I'd recommend backing up first, of course. I was just curious why you're installing linux on a Mac when OS X is already a Unix based OS?
-- Bradley Holt On 2/9/06, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Does the current linux kernel have support for (HFS). If it does is it read > and write or just read. Was just wondering no other reason. I was thinking > about putting linux on my mac mini. Also do I have to do a clean install of > mac os x if I want to install linux or can I repartion the drive to make room > for linux > > -- > It's a good thing Linux is under GPL (General Public Lisense) or Microsoft > would buy opensouce projects out too! > --- > Hac-Dan >
