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Hello - is there anybody out there??
by Wolf Drechsel 04 Jan '00

04 Jan '00

Hello, hfs-interests - are You still alive - or is this mailing list dead or gone down due to Y2K...?? Greetings WD Wolf Drechsel Köhnstr. 54 90478 Nürnberg Tel.: 0911/4719849

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last hope with mkhybrid storing the info i need.
by Hilke, William R 02 Dec '99

02 Dec '99

James, first just wanted to thank you with the past help, it has at least enlightented me on how CAP files are stored but am still having trouble storing the information which is important to me... looking at it, i do not need to modify mkhybrid to use the latest version of libhfs i just need mkhybrid to store fdLocation and fdFldr information from the FileInfo struct to the iso, which as i can see it is currently not doing. any info on how this can be accomplished or what direction i should be looking into, would be greatly appriated. -thanks again for the time -Bill

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mkhybrid code question
by Hilke, William R 30 Nov '99

30 Nov '99

in the current release of mkhybrid, is it true the code already pulls all the info from a CAP resource file? i.e fdLocation in the FileInfo struct... meaning that mkhybrid already stores this information into memory.. and looking at the struct, shouldn't adding something like hfs_ent->fdlocation.v = info.fdLocation[0]; in the get_cap_info function at least set the correct v variable in that function to the correct number which is stored for the vertical cords in the resource fork?.... this of course presumes that the libhfs that comes with mkhybrid has been modified enough to get/store that part of the hfsdirent struct.. -any help would be thankful..

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RE: problems with mkhybrid and the HFS filesystem... anyone have any ideas?
by Hilke, William R 30 Nov '99

30 Nov '99

yeah i figured that out last night when looking at the source, i'm in the proccess of fixing mkhybrid to use the latest libhfs -----Original Message----- From: James Pearson [mailto:jcpearso@ge.ucl.ac.uk] Sent: Tuesday, November 30, 1999 2:06 AM To: Hilke, William R Cc: hfs-interest(a)ccs.neu.edu Subject: Re: problems with mkhybrid and the HFS filesystem... anyone have any ideas? >I'm currently working on a method of changing Folder's Screen coordinates >within the Linux HFS filesystem. I am use the latest libhfs.a library and >am using "hfs_stat" and >"hfs_setattr" to get and set the file attributes... i have it set to work >off ":" which is the root directory if I am not mistaken? I also have tried >this on a Directory within there too.... changing ent.u.dir.rect.top/left >from 0 to 64 and bottom/right from 0 to 164 >I then regrab the file attributes, and it show's that is has been changed... >the problem comes in when I use the mkhybrid program to make a iso of just >that hfs partion.. using >mkhybrid -o hfs.iso -hfs --caps /hfs >I then ftp that image file to a Mac running OS7.6.1 running Adaptec Toast >Version3.. >and mount the image and it doesn't appear to have changed anything at all. I >then go back >and use dd if=hfs.iso of=/dev/hda6 just to check it... and then load my test >app.. >and it shows that ent.u.dir.rect.* are all set back to 0's..... >any clue why this my be happening? mkhybrid uses an old version of libhfs that doesn't support the directory location in struct hfsdirent. Also, this information may be available for CAP directories, but it's not available for some of the other Apple/Unix file encodings mkhybrid supports - including ordinary Unix directories. James Pearson

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problems with mkhybrid and the HFS filesystem... anyone have any ideas?
by Hilke, William R 30 Nov '99

30 Nov '99

I'm currently working on a method of changing Folder's Screen coordinates within the Linux HFS filesystem. I am use the latest libhfs.a library and am using "hfs_stat" and "hfs_setattr" to get and set the file attributes... i have it set to work off ":" which is the root directory if I am not mistaken? I also have tried this on a Directory within there too.... changing ent.u.dir.rect.top/left from 0 to 64 and bottom/right from 0 to 164 I then regrab the file attributes, and it show's that is has been changed... the problem comes in when I use the mkhybrid program to make a iso of just that hfs partion.. using mkhybrid -o hfs.iso -hfs --caps /hfs I then ftp that image file to a Mac running OS7.6.1 running Adaptec Toast Version3.. and mount the image and it doesn't appear to have changed anything at all. I then go back and use dd if=hfs.iso of=/dev/hda6 just to check it... and then load my test app.. and it shows that ent.u.dir.rect.* are all set back to 0's..... any clue why this my be happening?

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Re: HFS support for windows
by William Henderson 04 Jul '99

04 Jul '99

It's a commercially available product.. let me check my dbase.... Xchange for Windows 3.1 (there has been a 95/98 vers since) Optima Technology Corporation Ph (714)4760515 Fax (714)4760613 Utility which lets Windows users read and write a range of Macintosh media. sorry I thought it was 'Mac' Xchange.... never tried it but hope it is ok.. ---------- >From: "Dr Rodney E. Willard" <rwillard(a)discover.net> >To: hfs-interest(a)ccs.neu.edu >Subject: Re: HFS support for windows >Date: Tue, 22 Jun 1999 11:29 AM > > William Henderson wrote: >> >> MacLan does not provide HFS support. If you want to read disks you will need >> MacXchange. >> >> I haven't had any troubles with MacLan on either Win95 or 98. >> >> I have had very bad problems with COPStalk which is why I tried MacLan. >> >> anyways.... maybe there's something else wrong with your PC? > > Where do you get MacXchange? I have not been able to find it with my > search engines. > Rod Willard > rwillard(a)discover.net >

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Re: HFS support for windows
by William Henderson 22 Jun '99

22 Jun '99

MacLan does not provide HFS support. If you want to read disks you will need MacXchange. I haven't had any troubles with MacLan on either Win95 or 98. I have had very bad problems with COPStalk which is why I tried MacLan. anyways.... maybe there's something else wrong with your PC?

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Re: HFS support for windows
by William Henderson 21 Jun '99

21 Jun '99

YES - as it does the reverse of a Macintosh CDEV called PC-Exchange it is called MacXchange. I don't know how reliable it is as I haven't used it, but I know friends of mine who have. I have always recommended PC MacLan to be a very good product for mixed networks. ---------- From: "Barbara Guerra" <barbara(a)datagramma.net> To: <hfs-interest(a)ccs.neu.edu> Subject: HFS support for windows Date: Sat, 12 Jun 1999 1:54 AM Is there an HFS driver to read HFS disks in Windows Explorer?

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Re: HFS support for windows
by Michal Jurewicz 12 Jun '99

12 Jun '99

At 05:54 PM 6/11/99 +0200, you wrote: >>>> Is there an HFS driver to read HFS disks in Windows Explorer? Get MacOpen software

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HFS support for windows
by Barbara Guerra 11 Jun '99

11 Jun '99

Is there an HFS driver to read HFS disks in Windows Explorer?

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