
By charlieocali
Thu Mar 03, 2005 9:34 pm
This comes after extreme frustraion.... but now there is a much faster ay to transfer sounds... I do this with a usb 2.0 drive formatted on the mpc 4000.
First, find the drive and partition with the command
ls /dev/disk*
(or "df -k", make these commands before and after you plug in the drive) Another option is to select the partition with the disk utility and run "verify" under the first aid tab. In my case, I get:
Verifying disk "Untitled 1".
**/dev/disk1s1
Verify Completed.
Now that you know the partition name, create a directory in root to mount, ie:
mkdir /msdosdisk
Then:
sudo mount_msdos /dev/disk1s1 /msdosdisk
(give the root password, replace "disk1s1" with the name you get in your case)
Now, in the Finder select "Go to folder" from the menu and type:
/msdosdisk
The drive magically appears on the desktop!!! and you are ready to go.
To unmount the disk, drag the disk to the trash, but you need to also unmount it from Unix with:
sudo umount -f /msdosdisk
First, find the drive and partition with the command
ls /dev/disk*
(or "df -k", make these commands before and after you plug in the drive) Another option is to select the partition with the disk utility and run "verify" under the first aid tab. In my case, I get:
Verifying disk "Untitled 1".
**/dev/disk1s1
Verify Completed.
Now that you know the partition name, create a directory in root to mount, ie:
mkdir /msdosdisk
Then:
sudo mount_msdos /dev/disk1s1 /msdosdisk
(give the root password, replace "disk1s1" with the name you get in your case)
Now, in the Finder select "Go to folder" from the menu and type:
/msdosdisk
The drive magically appears on the desktop!!! and you are ready to go.
To unmount the disk, drag the disk to the trash, but you need to also unmount it from Unix with:
sudo umount -f /msdosdisk

