Jeff,

Which Solaris version was that?  With our Solaris 2.6 box, the volume
manager doesn't recognize the CD file system, and refuses to mount it.  I'm
running out of UNIX platforms here ...

Can anyone help me out here?  As I said earlier, we did have licensed OSF/1
3.2, but if I can't read the CD, I can't get the files any more.  Does
anyone have access to the 3.2 loader and shared libraries, either on a
readable CD, or on a live system?

(Oliver, this is likely what you need to get FrontPage extensions running.
At least that's the roadblock I've hit, as that's exactly what I'm trying to
do as well.)

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Tom Haapanen
tomh@metrics.com

-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Roberson [mailto:nomad@nop.aliensystems.com]
Sent: Wednesday 29 December 1999 15:27
To: Tom Haapanen
Cc: port-alpha@netbsd.org
Subject: RE: compat_osf1 troubles with 1.4.1


I couldn't mount my digital unix 4.0 in NetBSD either.  I had to put it in
a solaris machine.  As it turns out it's old style ufs.

Jeff

On Wed, 29 Dec 1999, Tom Haapanen wrote:

> The second follow-up question ... does anyone know whether there is
> something unusual about the OSF/1 CD format?  I tried mounting the CDs on
> NetBSD/Alpha, AIX and WinNT, and none of them would read them.  Is it not
> ISO 9660?
> 
> -----
> Tom Haapanen
> tomh@metrics.com
>