I have some HFS disk images (pre-Mac OS 8; not HFS+) which I'd like to be able to mount read/write in Linux. However, this command:
sudo mount -t hfs -o force,rw sys7.dsk mnt
gives me:
mount: /media/daryxfox/woah/daryx/macemu/mnt: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/loop1, missing codepage or helper program, or other error.
I can mount images read only just fine like this:
sudo mount -t hfs sys7.dsk mnt
I've also read on here that for hfs+ you need to disable journaling, but hfs doesn't even have journaling so that can't be the issue. If the 'native' hfs driver in Linux simply won't write to HFS, is there another option (I have a vague recollection of a user-mode program that would mount NTFS filesystems r/w before Linux was able to natively)?
Thanks.
