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I have beOS 5 PE and it is installed over windows XP (sucks). I also have 2 linux workstations running redhat 7.0. I cannot get BeOS to recognize a windows ...
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- 01-24-2003 #1Just Joined!
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BeOS apps w/ linux
I have beOS 5 PE and it is installed over windows XP (sucks). I also have 2 linux workstations running redhat 7.0. I cannot get BeOS to recognize a windows formatted disc because it is unix based, however, is it possible to format a disk on redhat, save the .tar or .gz zip file and transfer the file that way? Or do i have to sac the rest ofmy life to figure out how to put Be on the internet?
- 01-24-2003 #2Linux User
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what windows formatted disk? hard drive, cd, floppy?
try looking at vfat for linux, BeOS has somethign similar i am suremajorwoo
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- 01-25-2003 #3Just Joined!
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- 01-25-2003 #4Linux Guru
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Well, it's possible to read a fat disk in linux, to tar and gzip its contents and to format disks. So the question is: What fs does beos want to use? I find it pretty strange that it doesn't support fat. Are you sure of that?
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