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Subject: Re: HFSPLus driver for Linux 2.6.
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Hi, Andreas Schwab wrote:

> Benjamin Herrenschmidt <benh@kernel.crashing.org> writes:
>> One thing we absolutely need too is a port of Apple's fsck for HFS+,
>> currently, the driver will refuse to mount read/write a "dirty"
>> HFS+ filesystem to avoid corruption, but that means we have to reboot
>> MacOS to fsck it then... 
> 
> Not reboot, but boot. MOL is your friend. :-)

OK, YOU tell that to my m68k Mac over there.  :-/

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Matthias Urlichs