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Re: MacOS partitions and disks accessed from A/UX - how?

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From: Daniel J. Oberst
Date: Wed, 03 Aug 1988 20:33

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"Easiest" way to get MacOS files to A/UX is to use the CAP/AUFS server
and "drag" your MacOS application up to a unix host.  From there you
can use ftp or NFS to give the A/UX system access to them.  The rcnvt
command an ln command convert the files into binary executables.
See the man pages on rcnvt and ln for details.

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From: oberst@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Daniel J. Oberst)
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Subject: Re: MacOS partitions and disks accessed from A/UX - how?
Keywords: MacOS, A/UX, backup
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Date: 3 Aug 88 20:33:40 GMT
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