On Mon, 17 Sep 2001, MagerValp wrote:
> SJ> So........ how can I read a 1581 disk under Linux? :)
>
> M> You can't mount it, you can only dd if=/dev/fd0 of=testdisk.d81.
You can mount it using Daniel Fandrich's cbmfs filesystem. I don't know
where you can get it, nor how big changes are required to make it work
with more recent kernels. I think I tried it sometime around 1995.
> M> Unless someone has written a 1581 filesystem driver -- there's a 1541
> M> filesystem driver out there, maybe it can handle 1581 as well.
>
> Hey -- try starting c1541 and then attach /dev/fd0. Might work :)
You could also try cbmconvert -d /dev/fd0.
Marko
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