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Any suggestions on where to start to attempting writing a little add-in to OSX so that a Linux hard disk volume will be recoginized by the Mac's operating system as a mountable volume? How difficult do you figure this task might be to accomplish? What good references are their for writing...

I can't see why Apple would put together a UNIX based OSX and leave out the ability to mount other UNIX volumes since there is a ton of good stuff out there that could easily be moved over to the Mac. I've got several removables with Linux EXT2 volumes and a set of files that I just can't access...

It's seems to me that it doesn't make much sense that OSX can not read a LINUX EXT2 volumes, since much of OSX is based on the same UNIX architecture as LINUX. Given the fact that there are tons of good utilities that could be of great potential use on the Mac OSX platform, why wouldn't they...

The Apple provided software does not support DVD-RW. However the drive used in the iMac G4 800 SuperDrive is a Pioneer A04 DVD burner and it DOES SUPPORT DVD-RW media! Discribe5 supports a variety of usefull things like DVD video to CD-R/RW and DVD-R/RW if the space is there for the source...

From what I can tell to do all the other neat things like DISC copy DVD-R that you produced and to record DVD video on CD-R/RW media as well as DVD-R you will need either CharisMac Discribe or Roxio Toast, in lieu of the the bundled iDVD that comes with the new iMac G4. With what Apple...

I have a collection of files on a LINUX partition on a removable drive. It's a NON-DOS and NON-HFS+ partition. So the Mac does not know what to do with it and wants to format it. It mounts fine under Linux on a PC, and under Windows on the PC it's like it does not exist at all. I though...