Mac peoples?
Does anyone know of any way to mount a sparseimage disk image created in OS X on a Windows or Linux/Unix box?
I have a sparseimage disk on my MP3 player/portable hard drive, which stores the OS X programs I carry. Since they have funky file names that do not like my dos-formatted disk.
I would LIKE to be able to get into my disk at home and unload log files for reference. At the moment, I can only open them and copy them over to the main, un-disk-image section of the drive at work. Since I have no macs.
I only need read access. In fact, I'd PREFER only read access to keep windows from screwing up some esoteric Mac Thing.
I have a sparseimage disk on my MP3 player/portable hard drive, which stores the OS X programs I carry. Since they have funky file names that do not like my dos-formatted disk.
I would LIKE to be able to get into my disk at home and unload log files for reference. At the moment, I can only open them and copy them over to the main, un-disk-image section of the drive at work. Since I have no macs.
I only need read access. In fact, I'd PREFER only read access to keep windows from screwing up some esoteric Mac Thing.