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Now Linux Can Writes on HPFS |
Two drivers are available on Norloff's
Great news, OS/2 & Linux users like me Macarlo! Now you can write on OS/2 Warp HPFS partition from Linux. This is possible using the HPFS drivers that available since yesterday in Pete Norloff's BBS:
HPFS195B.TAR 47K 5-04-99
hpfs-1.95b.tar.gz HPFS driver for Linux, v1.95b for 2.2 kernels. Can read and write to HPFS partions. Access rights and owner can be stored in extended attributes. Supports HPFS386 on Warp client; Warp server unknown.
HPFS098B.TAR 45K 5-04-99
hpfs-0.98b.tar.gz HPFS driver for Linux, v0.98b for 2.0 kernels. Can read and write to HPFS partions. Access rights and owner can be stored in extended attributes. Supports HPFS386 on Warp client; Warp server unknown.
If you are using OS/2 & Linux like me I encourage you to jump Norloff's web site <http://www.os2bbs.com> to get the apppropriate driver for your Linux kernel. If you are a subscriber like me you can download this files using you browser with a simple click. If you are not Norloff's subscriber (incredible for an OS/2 user!) you can get this drivers using Telnet process.
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