i hope this is as new for you as it is for me (otherwise ignore this post).
today i got my beos-partition mounted from within haiku
this is just great!
keep going, guys.
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i hope this is as new for you as it is for me (otherwise ignore this post).
today i got my beos-partition mounted from within haiku
this is just great!
keep going, guys.
b.
i hope this is as new for you as it is for me (otherwise ignore this post). today i got my beos-partition mounted from within haikuthis is just great!
keep going, guys.b.
Its worked from the command line for quite a while now, but its good to see that more people are testing Haiku now
ah ok.
it wasn’t announced anywhere and i didn’t wanted to scramble my bfs-partition; but i read axels svn-message about mounting support today so i thought i should test it now.
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ah ok. it wasn't announced anywhere and i didn't wanted to scramble my bfs-partition; but i read axels svn-message about mounting support today so i thought i should test it now.b.
I think his note about “it’s still not working” - was referring to the OpenTracker mount/unmount functionality in the right-click menu… which still doesn’t work.
But yes - it has worked for a while as MYOB stated - I initially used this method to copy apps to my Haiku partition after booting Haiku, but found that any large copy processes eventually end in a bad way… it’s easier to copy to the Haiku partition from BeOS before rebooting.
I’m encouraged by the number of people testing Haiku lately!
Update: It looks like axel was referring to issues mounting IMAGES - so, that’s kinda neat
Please post the command line text so that less-than-savvy-cmd-line users will be able to do the same.
Please post the command line text so that less-than-savvy-cmd-line users will be able to do the same.
will this thread help?:
http://www.haiku-os.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=862&highlight=mount
Certainly will! That should be added to the wiki!