mounting disks.... and grass on my screen

[Carlos Escutia Chávez]

I had a similar problem, but with a Dell Pentium 4 with WindowsXP and
Ubuntu. It was the video card. Dell replaced it, and everything is
fine.

2005/9/1, Praveen Kumar <kattapraveen.kr at gmail.com>:
> Praveen Kumar wrote:
> 
> >hi
> >i have ubuntu on my powerbook G4 along with MacOSX in a dual boot
> >config. i have three partitions, hfs for OSX, ext3 for ubuntu and a
> >fat32 for ubuntu. i have tried to mount the thrid partition as a
> >common partition between OSX and ubuntu but it is not doing. OSX does
> >not let me edit any of my partitions and i have tried to reformat the
> >fat23 partition to UFS but it is also not working. is there anyway i
> >can access a partition both between ubuntu and OSX? i have tried using
> >the hfs/hfsutils which told that they are utils which help mount the
> >HFS partitions in OSX, but it is not working...
> >
> >any suggestions please?
> >
> >thanks a lot
> >praveen kumar
> >
> >
> >
> >yo can full ccess in read/write to the hfs osx partition from linux
> 
> >mount -t hfsplus /dev/hdaxy /mnt/OSX
> 
> >ciao
> >MaX
> 
> 
> thanks, it works using this... but recently i have been having a
> problem... i have a 1.25GHz powerbook with OSX and ubuntu, the day
> after i started using the OSX partition in ubuntu, my screen has
> started showing a lot of grass... it shows up both in ubuntu and OSX
> despite rebooting and changing the display several times... (by grass
> i mean a lot of green dots on my screen) i am sure it is a software
> problem and not a hardware problem such as display getting wonky. i am
> at a loss of how to rectify this problem... any solutions please ...
> should i reformat my computer and reload both OSX and ubuntu?
> 
> i am at a total loss and feel a lot of pain ( :)) ) seeing my screen...
> 
> thanks a lot
> praveen
> 
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