mkwan
Tech
I have created a OS X bootdisk using the bootCD application. In the read me, it said that the hard drive is not mounted, but it is possible to mounted using the terminal program. The next following quote is from the readme file:
"...From Terminal, type:
mount_hfs [/dev/disk?s?] [some folder]
where [some folder] is any empty folder on the CD (there are some in /var/tmp/) and [/dev/disk?s?] is the entry of the partition you want to mount (which you can find by typing <df> in the Terminal when you're booted from the hard disk).
8. For example, we typed:
mount_hfs /dev/disk0s9/private/var/tmp/Mount01
I typed out the command(not exactly like the above) and it displayed this message:
mount_hfs -x [-u user] [-g group]....
I have no idea what to do from there
please help me!
"...From Terminal, type:
mount_hfs [/dev/disk?s?] [some folder]
where [some folder] is any empty folder on the CD (there are some in /var/tmp/) and [/dev/disk?s?] is the entry of the partition you want to mount (which you can find by typing <df> in the Terminal when you're booted from the hard disk).
8. For example, we typed:
mount_hfs /dev/disk0s9/private/var/tmp/Mount01
I typed out the command(not exactly like the above) and it displayed this message:
mount_hfs -x [-u user] [-g group]....
I have no idea what to do from there
please help me!