[H-GEN] mounting sco hd's under linux
Scott Burns
sburns at ihug.com.au
Mon Mar 22 06:04:09 EST 2004
Jay wrote:
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>Howdy - I have got a couple of mirrored scsi hd's which contain a sco 5.05. I
>need to mount them under a different linux box to access files without to
>fire up the original box which has become a production linux server. Not a
>good thing to take down just to access a bunch of old files for data recovery
>purposes.
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Try http://pcunix.com, or better, http://aplawrence.com/Blog/B647.html -
Tony's site is the definitive SCO resource.
You will probably have even more luck using google groups to search
comp.unix.sco.misc - I've seen this answered there in the last 12
months. From memory Linux will only recognise the SCO partitions if the
entire disk is formatted into one SCO partition. Any more and you are
pretty much stuck booting SCO. The basic install is likely to have at
least three (boot, root, swap).
Can you remove the drives from the machine and mount them into another
machine, or do you just have one controller?
Scott
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