Trouble with mac/windows disc

[cmdrrickhunter]

I have a DVD of World of Warcraft. The DVD comes with both OSX and Windows binaries. I installed cedega, went to install WoW, and came across a problem. Linux recognizes the OSX partition on the cd, and mounts that. I need to mount the windows version. How do I tell mount to look for a different part of the CD?

[techieMoe]

I've had this trouble too with Warcraft 3. What I had to do was manually unmount the Mac disc and mount the disc myself. If you do this it will mount the Win32 version of the disc.

[cmdrrickhunter]

How did you mount it? when I mount it again it just remounts the mac one. Do I need to do a magic flag or something?

[techieMoe]

How did you mount it? when I mount it again it just remounts the mac one. Do I need to do a magic flag or something?

You shouldn't. In fact, you need a "magic flag" to mount the Mac disc because it uses a different file system (HFS) than regular PC CDROMs (iso9660). Are you mounting/unmounting from the command line or GUI? I'm talking about command line here.

umount /mnt/MacDisc
mount /mnt/cdrom cdrom

[cmdrrickhunter]

I mounted it just like that, and still get the mac part.
umount /mnt/cdrom
mkdir cdrom
mount /dev/cdrom cdrom #fails unknown filesystem type 'udf'

I've also tried mount -t iso9660, which mounts the mac part I've also tried mount -t iso9660 -o session=2 which should get the 2nd session and see the windows part, I would think.

Are there any tools to look at the structure of a CD?

[techieMoe]

Hmm. Well, it worked for me, so I don't know what to tell you. Stick around, maybe someone else can help.