[...] Oh, and after 32
rw mounts, you need to use the hfpmount on it, which will fail but will
allow the kernel to mount it.
I use 2.6.7.
I had a similar problem: with the early 2.6 testing
kernels I could write on the hfs+ volume just fine (also with 2.4 benh
kernels after the new ardistech hfsplus code was merged iirc), yet
suddenly it threw an error when I tried to mount it rw[1].
Running OS X fsck.hfsplus on it didnt change it yet your suggestion with
hpmount/hpumount (in the debian package hfsplus ftr) fixed it. That
was rather unexpected and I didn't make a copy of the first few sectors
where the relevant bit was flipped so maybe mount or the kernel misses
something upon unmounting an hfsplus volume?
-Thomas
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[1]
# mount -t hfsplus /dev/hda2 /osx -o rw
# mount | grep osx
/dev/hda2 on /osx type hfsplus (rw)
# dmesg | tail -1
HFS+-fs warning: Filesystem was not cleanly unmounted, running
fsck.hfsplus is recommended. mounting read-only.
# touch /osx/test
touch: cannot touch `/osx/test': Read-only file system
