[K12OSN] Mounting Novell 3.11 partition
Sudev Barar
sudev at mantraonline.com
Thu May 13 00:16:26 UTC 2004
On Wed, 2004-05-12 at 22:37, Victor wrote:
> Does anyone know how to mount a Novell 3.11 partition on Linux system? I am
> using Fedora 1.
> I have a Novell 3.11 partition which has some bad sectors and I cannot start
> the Novell server from the SCSI hard disk. As it contains many important
> information, I hope anyone can help me to receover as many as files from
> Novell 3.11 partition.
Assuming relevant tools are already installed. Here it goes:
1.Login as root
2.Type ipx_configure --auto_primary=on --auto_interface=on
3.Wait for a minute and type cat /proc/net/ipx_interface. You will get
the result like
Network Node_Address Primary Device Frame_Type
AAAAAAAA 000CF16DC769 Yes eth0 802.3
4.Type slist. You should see something like
Known NetWare File Servers Network Node Address
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
SEREVR 00000250 000000000001
where SERVER is our novell server's name.
5.Type mkdir /home/netware to create a directory for mounting the
netware volumes.
6.Type ncpmount -S SERVER -U USER /home/netware
where USER is the user name. It will ask for the password. you have to
give novell server's password.
7.At this point your server is mounted on /home/netware. The volumes are
subdirectories under /home/netware. so the SYS volume would be
/home/netware/sys & VOL volume would be /home/netware/vol1.
8.To unmount the mounted volumes type ncpumount /home/netware.
This is what I use. I am still looking at ways to automate this so that
cron can do the job without user intervention.
HTH.
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Sudev Barar
Learning Linux
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