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Operating System Specific Discussions => AROS Research Operating System => Topic started by: T_Bone on January 25, 2005, 07:54:38 PM
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A friend wants to try compiling something in aros and asked me how to mount a filesystem from aros when booted from a cd, and I couldn't find out how. Would have asked on aros-exec.org, but it seems to be down at the moment.
Is there an NTFS or fat32 driver that lets you mount a windows filesystem when booting from the CD, or some other way to easily access storage (other than floppy) while in AROS native?
Or is it possible to make a small partition using PQmagic that's accesible from Aros? How would it be mounted?
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I'm afraid there is not NTFS or Fat32 filesytem for AROS... only FFS and CD (ISO whatever).
He will have to put whatever data he wants, onto a CD and then boot AROS and pop the other CD in the drive...
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bloodline wrote:
I'm afraid there is not NTFS or Fat32 filesytem for AROS... only FFS and CD (ISO whatever).
He will have to put whatever data he wants, onto a CD and then boot AROS and pop the other CD in the drive...
Can a small partition be made on the harddrive of type FFS? (maybe from a linux CD?)
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So, you are saying I can try other programs from a second CD??? hmm, I have to try that!
Does it automatically see the 2nd CD if I boot with both in their drives? (just to be clear, I have an external DVD/CD drive).
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cecilia wrote:
So, you are saying I can try other programs from a second CD??? hmm, I have to try that!
Does it automatically see the 2nd CD if I boot with both in their drives? (just to be clear, I have an external DVD/CD drive).
The CD drive has to be on the ATA bus, I doubt any external device would work... it might but it might not.
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T_Bone wrote:
bloodline wrote:
I'm afraid there is not NTFS or Fat32 filesytem for AROS... only FFS and CD (ISO whatever).
He will have to put whatever data he wants, onto a CD and then boot AROS and pop the other CD in the drive...
Can a small partition be made on the harddrive of type FFS? (maybe from a linux CD?)
Yeah, you can make an FFS partition, using Linux, or an Amiga etc... or you could even use the AROS HDtoolBox, but I wouldn't risk my life on it... AROS can see FFS partitions on your HD.