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Am Mit, 2003-01-08 um 15.13 schrieb Ulrich Klenk:
Hallo Liste,
welches Dateisystem verwendet SCO? Oder anders: Kann ich eine unter SCO Unix beschriebene Festplatte in eine SuSE-Kiste einbauen und mounten?
Sorry. Es handelt sich dabei um SCO OpenServer 5.0.5
Wie gesagt, das FS an sich sollte lesbar sein, aber Du mußt ja auf die Slices in der Partition zugreifen. Aus http://www.pcunix.com/Bofcusm/1681.html:
I know this question has probably been asked on here before. But is it possible to mount an SCO filesystem inside of Linux. I've been scouring the net for info on such a topic, but have not come up with a definite yes or no. Any help would be greatly appreaciated.
No. There is no way currently. This is from experience in kernels up to 2.4.18, and I've not seen any dev notes on newer kernels to say it supports them.
I've also not seen any userspace tools to allow you to interact with SCO filesystems and divions.
.. by the same token, I could be wrong .. Filesystems-HOWTO (section 9) reports that there may be some commercial drivers available from a compnay called 'Crosstor' ({ftp,www}.crosstor.com). Unfortunately both web and FTP servers were down, so I was not able to get any further details. bkx Schade, oder? Olli