Read external filesystem?

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theetabond

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Sep 28, 2007, 7:24:21 AM9/28/07
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Hi Guys..

with crossmeta is it possible to read a XFS file system, i mean a
native Linux XFS FS? I have a NAS enclosure (it hsa got a USB
interface) which has formatted my HD in XFS, ik want to access that HD
contents from windows. Is is possible to do that with CrossMeta?

Thanks in advance !

paulfeuer

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Oct 9, 2007, 9:00:26 PM10/9/07
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hey - did you ever get that to work? i am in the EXACT same situation.
my iomega "RAID" thing (StorCenter 500) crashed - i suspect the
controller is dead. i was able to mount the drive in my XP machine,
and see 4 partitions, and Iomega support just confirmed that the drive
is in XFS.

the drive shows as da1, but attempted to mount it with the crossmeta
addons, i get

C:\Program Files\crossmeta>mount -t xfs /dev/da1 /mnt
usage: mount [-dfpruvw] [-D drive:] [-o options] [-t ufs |
external_type] special node
mount [-adfpruvw] [-t ufs | external_type]
mount [-dfpruvw] special | node

trying to mount the slice da1s4, i get the same thing.

trying to run xfs_repair on either, i get "cannot open... Permission
Denied"

below is my config. note that i was unable to figure out the security
settings in the crossmeta core setup - none of the options seemed to
make sense.

C:\Program Files\crossmeta>dmesg

Pavitrasoft Crossmeta 1.0.1-RELEASE #18: Tue Jul 27 20:15:21 2004
root@CROSSPT:/build/release_1_0/crossmeta/sys/kern
Copyright (c) 2004 Pavitrasoft Inc.
Copyright (c) 2000 Sammandam, S.K.
Copyright (c) 1989, 1991, 1993
The Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved.

da0: major 3 minor 0x10002
da0s1: major 3 minor 0x20002
da0s2: major 3 minor 0x30002
da1: major 3 minor 0x1000a
da1s1: major 3 minor 0x2000a
da1s2: major 3 minor 0x3000a
da1s3: major 3 minor 0x4000a
da1s4: major 3 minor 0x5000a
loop: major 7 minor 0xff
loop0: major 7 minor 0x0
vfsroot on /dev/loop0, fstype ufs
kern_authmap: flush old mappings
vflush: busy vp = 1
UFS: root file system unmount failed
unmount of root filesystem failed (BUSY)
kern_authmap: flush old mappings

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