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| Re: Writing to HFS (not HFS+) volumes on macOS 10.13 High Sierra [message #368990 is a reply to message #368989] |
Wed, 13 June 2018 19:28   |
Jonathan Morton
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> On 14 Jun, 2018, at 1:50 am, thomas@slash7.com wrote:
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> My current-day Macs run macOS 10.13 High Sierra. I can read the HFS partitions on the SD card just fine; but I can't write to them (I understand Apple removed the ability to write to HFS partitions in Mac OS X 10.6).
The easiest solution is probably an emulator. Several of the popular ones are able to read from the host filesystem and write to either a disk image or a physical disk, and this will also help with extracting old archive formats.
Use Mini vMac for an early Mac, Basilisk II for a later 68K Mac, or SheepShaver for a PowerMac.
- Jonathan Morton
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| Re: Writing to HFS (not HFS+) volumes on macOS 10.13 High Sierra [message #368995 is a reply to message #368989] |
Thu, 14 June 2018 02:38 |
labor stoltenhoff
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hi thomas.
> I'm just starting out with older Macs as a hobby and I have a Mac
> Color Classic that has a SD card that acts as a hard drive
> replacement. The SD card is formatted as HFS (not HFS+), as the Mac
> runs System 7.5 (HFS+ was only introduced later).
welcome :-) i would like to know what kind of adapter it is? i know (and
use) scsi/cf- and scsi/sata-adapters, but don’t know sd card-based
models yet?
> My current-day Macs run macOS 10.13 High Sierra. I can read the HFS
> partitions on the SD card just fine; but I can't write to them (I
> understand Apple removed the ability to write to HFS partitions in Mac
> OS X 10.6).
my personal workaround for a powerbook 3400: cf card (and of course
cardreader for the modern mac and a cf/pcmcia-adapter fort he old one)
with one hfs- and one hfs+-partitition. so i’m able to copy the files
later on the powerbook (if that makes any sense at all ;-)
> Is there a solution to make the SD card writeable from 10.13?
this is not the answer to your question, but after all my favourite
solution is a dedicated mac running 10.4 or even better: 10.4 server. it
serves as a hub and connects smoothly to modern macs, vintage macs
(minimum: afp over tcp) and windows, too. a cube g4 or a mac mini g4 is
perfect for this job and does’nt cost much money and energy.
another, more esoteric solution: a virtual or real partition with haiku
(the beos successor). haiku can read and write hfs, too.
best regards
jan
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| Re: Writing to HFS (not HFS+) volumes on macOS 10.13 High Sierra [message #369014 is a reply to message #368995] |
Thu, 14 June 2018 21:17 |
Thomas[1][2][3]
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SCSI SD Adapter: http://www.codesrc.com/mediawiki/index.php/SCSI2SD
Best,
Thomas
> On Jun 14, 2018, at 2:38 AM, canale grande <canalegrande@stoltenhoff.de> wrote:
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> hi thomas.
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>> I'm just starting out with older Macs as a hobby and I have a Mac Color Classic that has a SD card that acts as a hard drive replacement. The SD card is formatted as HFS (not HFS+), as the Mac runs System 7.5 (HFS+ was only introduced later).
>
> welcome :-) i would like to know what kind of adapter it is? i know (and use) scsi/cf- and scsi/sata-adapters, but don’t know sd card-based models yet?
>
>> My current-day Macs run macOS 10.13 High Sierra. I can read the HFS partitions on the SD card just fine; but I can't write to them (I understand Apple removed the ability to write to HFS partitions in Mac OS X 10.6).
>
> my personal workaround for a powerbook 3400: cf card (and of course cardreader for the modern mac and a cf/pcmcia-adapter fort he old one) with one hfs- and one hfs+-partitition. so i’m able to copy the files later on the powerbook (if that makes any sense at all ;-)
>
>> Is there a solution to make the SD card writeable from 10.13?
>
> this is not the answer to your question, but after all my favourite solution is a dedicated mac running 10.4 or even better: 10.4 server. it serves as a hub and connects smoothly to modern macs, vintage macs (minimum: afp over tcp) and windows, too. a cube g4 or a mac mini g4 is perfect for this job and does’nt cost much money and energy.
> another, more esoteric solution: a virtual or real partition with haiku (the beos successor). haiku can read and write hfs, too.
>
> best regards
> jan
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