Linux Kernel Question - from non-subscriber
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I have been searching for a Howto (which is not outdated or Broken), on how to mount a Netware 3.x or 4.x Filesystem on Linux. I have 2.4.21 operating on Linux Mandrake 9.1. I have installed ncpfs-2.2.2 and desire to mount this filesystem to recover lost information for a Non-Profit Organization. I will post a HOWTO to the Slueth-kit List for future reference.
nwfs can be used for this. ncpfs is for connecting to the live server, and you apparently do not have live server, if I understand it correctly.
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As the Vender list is non-technical (more of a SCO Flamewar) nature currently, and I am in need of this procedure to mount the Drive (I have a 60 GB Disk on a USB Port with the Ghost Image installed on the drive - full Inode replica).
What's wrong with installing NetWare and accessing data through netware? I think that it is simplest way to go.
If netware cannot mount the disk, then nwfs will not mount it too. Besides that nwfs is unmaintained - or at least I do not know where updated code lives.
Best regards,
Petr Vandrovec [email protected]
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On 6 Aug 03 at 16:59, Albert E. Whale, CISSP wrote:
nwfs can be used for this. ncpfs is for connecting to the live server, and you apparently do not have live server, if I understand it correctly.
Yes it appears that I need nwfs to mount this disc.
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What's wrong with installing NetWare and accessing data through netware? I think that it is simplest way to go.
My intent is to read the Inodes of the Filesystem to recover any lost and or previously deleted data. My server for this operation is Linux based. Installing Netware my mount the disc, but I still need to read it via Linux.
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If netware cannot mount the disk, then nwfs will not mount it too. Besides that nwfs is unmaintained - or at least I do not know where updated code lives.
Best regards,
Petr Vandrovec [email protected]
Herein lies my problem. Nwfs is no longer maintained.
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