I have a box running RH9.0 and I just added a second drive that has a Mac OS X file system on it (not the os). I was wondering where I find it (the drive) in the Linux file system so I can see if my files are there. Please help.

you have to mount it to a point in your file system. the command is mount.

mount /dev/yourdrive -t filesystem /mnt/yourdirectory

yourdrive = should be the drive letter, if its the slave on the primary ide it will be hdb
filesystem = the filesystem that the drive is using ( hfs I think for mac osx
yourdirectory = where you want it mounted.

Usually you create the directory first using "mkdir /mnt/macdrive" say.

You can also add a line in your fstab, to do this automatically when you boot.

Great advice. Unfortunately I can't see my files, but it's no big deal. Apparently I had the OS 8 drivers on the disk and linux won't mess with it because of that. Apple has a cool little readme in there for people who try to mount the disk with an OS that can't read the files. The readme explains everything. Thanks for your help.

if i have a hsf drive with 2 partitions how do i mount the second one?
the first one mounts with : mount -l /dev/sdb /mnt/usb (i already ahve a scsi hdd on the computer so sda is taken)
but the second one dose not mout with:

mount -t hfs /dev/sdb1[...2...3...4 etc..] /mnt/usb
mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb1,
or too many mounted file systems

or.....

mount -t hfs /dev/sdc[...d...e...f...g..etc] /mnt/usb
mount: /dev/sdc is not a valid block device

where has it gone?
if i can get it mopunted i have access to my mp3 collection.. and this computer is finally usable! :P