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In article <1039@phoenix.Princeton.EDU> buzz@phoenix (Mahboud Zabetian) writes:
>
>Does anyone know how to ls a floppy disk from A/UX?  I want to get information
>on the files on a floppy, much as the finder does from the Mac OS.  I have
	Presuming you've put a standard file system on it and
mounted it (see below) you treat it like any other unix directory.
	ls /floppy				# presumes you did what's below
>tried to mount the floppy, first by using mkfs and then mount, but it won't
	diskformat /dev/rfloppy0		# format
	mkfs /dev/rfloppy0 800			# install file system
	mkdir /floppy				# make mount point
	mount /dev/rfloppy0 /floppy		# make it available
has worked fine every time I've tried it.
>mount.  I can't even get the Mac II to eject the floppy.  Any ideas?
	eject 0					# floppy 0
	eject 1					# floppy 1
>
>Also, is there a way to launch Mac applications from A/UX??  
	Yes.  Many Mac applications can be run from the A/UX filesystem
by uploading them using macget.  For instance:
	macget foo
	mv foo.data foo
	mv foo.rsrc foo.res
	launch foo

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>Thank you in advance---Mahboud Zabetian
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