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Re: Linux / Kegs on a Mac



In article <392985EE.310EDCE9@dcnet2000.com>, Phoenyx wrote:
>> I think what he means is that with KEGS you can attach a
>> SCSI disk and access it via the raw Unix device, whereas
>> with Bernie, if MacOS can't mount it, Bernie can't see it.
>
>Exactly. An interesting effect here, you should be able to
>connect a scsi device to the PC and access it via KEGS as an
>HFS (and maybe P8) device which can be read on an Apple II
>with a scsi connection. While I have not tested this due to
>lack of hardware, I have talked to one person who claimed it
>worked. This would make an interesting method of file
>transfers for PC users.

Yes, I have done this (attach a ProDOS-formatted SCSI drive to a Linux box
and access it within KEGS).  Works fine.

-- 
Steve Reeves
stever@gate.net