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Using Sco-Unix Partitions from Solaris or Linux

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some1

some1

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Jun 11, 2002
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CZ
Dear friends, Hello

I want to use the Sco-Unix hard disk partition from within the Sun Solaris and Linux. That means booting by Solaris or Linux and then mount the Unix partition's root filesystem on /mnt .
Does any one know any way to do so?

Thanks &
Any comment will be appreciated.
 
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