and ppc HFS partition still not working either

[Nathan Sprangers]

enrike wrote:

> hi again
>
> Following instructions on previous emails i have foprmated my HD in 3 
> main partitions:
> osx HFS not journaled
> data HFS not journaled
> ubuntu ext3
>
> I can see all from OSX thanks to the ext2 extension for OSX but i 
> cannot access the HFS partitions from Ubuntu as far as i can see. I 
> included the hfs and hfsplus lines on the /etc/modules file
>
> I guess the partitions should be mounted by default but i am not sure 
> about this. Where should i be able to see and browse them in case they 
> would be accessible? I have been looking for it and i cannot see it.


Sounds to me like you need to add the partitions to your /etc/fstab.  If 
the partitions are in fstab then that file will tell you where the 
partitions are mounted.  I haven't found a way for my OS X partition to 
be mounted on startup so that my default (non-sudo) user can r/w the 
partition without messing up permissions on my OS X install (I have the 
gid=1000,uid=1000 options set).

>
> Before i was using SuSE with gnome and Nautilus had this tree view 
> that was very nice, is it possible to set the same in Ubuntu Gnome?
>
> and the last question:  is it possible to set Nautilus to open all 
> files in the same window? I mean everytime i click a folder it opens 
> up in a new window (like in old windows95) i dont like this very much.
>
> thanks once again!
>
Nautilus preferences, Behaviour tab, check "always open in browser windows"
~Nathan