Re: Trying to add fat32 partiton to 5.0.6
- From: Ian Wilson <scobloke2@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 10:08:23 +0000 (UTC)
Glenn wrote:
Stephen M. Dunn wrote:
In article <44031b85.1107383212@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> ve9gj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Glenn) writes:
$I would like to be able to share a partition/filesystem between SCO
$and linux so I can transfer files betwwen the 2 OSs . Perhaps fat32
$is a poor choice. Any sugestions here?
No version of OSR5 supports FAT32. Or NTFS. Unless your version of
Linux supports one of OSR5's native filesystems, FAT16 is probably
your only choice.
Thanks Stephen
I guess I should have checked a little closer. Well I will give fat16 a try. The 2gb limit shouldn't be that hard to work around. I am really not sure what OSR5 native FSs linux (debian-stable) would support.
See http://aplawrence.com/SCOFAQ/scotec1.html#linuxfs
Also, that subject has been discussed in CUSM before. See the posting by John Elliot dated Tues, Feb 7 2006 10:12 am. He suggests Linux can read an AFS filesystem but not EAFS or HTFS. You may need sco_fs patches for Linux in order for Linux to recognise an EAFS filesystem.
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