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@muusemuuse@sh.itjust.works on sh.itjust.works Open parent
copying off an CD burned on a mac long ago...
I have some old HFS formatted burned CDs burning in toast on a classic mac. A friend needs his stuff moved off these backups onto his NAS but his modern mac cannot read these CDs. I can mount them in linux manually but the filenames have illegal characters so I cannot copy them over to anything without losing like half of them.
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@Truscape@lemmy.blahaj.zone on lemmy.blahaj.zone Open parent
Have you tried creating a period-accurate Mac VM, allowing passthrough of the drive peripheral to the VM, then copying the data from the VM to something like a Mac format flashdrive?
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@muusemuuse@sh.itjust.works on sh.itjust.works Open parent
Then what would read that flash drive? That doesn’t solve the problem.
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@Truscape@lemmy.blahaj.zone · Mar 02
I was under the impression that the barrier for the friend’s modern mac being unable to read the drive was due to the lack of hardware interface. Is there a greater barrier than that for the data?
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