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Subject: AIX partitions/filesystems on Linux 2.4
From: Witold Krecicki <adasi@kernel.pl>
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Is there any possibility to force linux to read AIX partition scheme and
filesystem? Machine is IBM RS/6000 (B50) with SCSI, I don't have working
AIX on it and another disk with not-working AIX installed with some data
that I want to restore and possibily fix that AIX (if there is a write
support)
WK




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