[conspire] Mounting FW drive on imac

[John Andrews]

Unknown Device:
													I'm trying to mount the unbootable Kubuntu disk on imac  
G3.  to FW of G3 that has OSX.
   Manufacturer:	Linux - ohci1394						the Fw drive has this info  
about the Linux-ohci1394  drive but can't mount it.Without the proper  
command.
   Model:	Unknown Device								THE dmesg from Osx is below. I can't  
understand how to mount the device on FW drive.
   GUID:	0xA27FFFE95C572
   Maximum Speed:	Up to 400 Mb/sec
   Connection Speed:	Up to 400 Mb/sec
   Sub-units:
Unknown Unit:
   Unit Software Version:	0x1
   Unit Spec ID:	0x5E

IOFireWireController unresponsive IRM at node 1, forcing root to node 0	
IOFireWireController unresponsive IRM at node 1, forcing root to node 0
Matching service count = 2
Matching service count = 2
Matching service count = 2
Matching service count = 2
Matching service count = 2
IOFireWireController unresponsive IRM at node 1, forcing root to node 0
IOFireWireController unresponsive IRM at node 1, forcing root to node 0
IOFireWireController unresponsive IRM at node 1, forcing root to node 0
IOFireWireController unresponsive IRM at node 1, forcing root to node 0
obtaining ID
from Registry
ATIRage128: using AGP
IOFireWireController unresponsive IRM at node 1, forcing root to node 0
IOFireWireController unresponsive IRM at node 1, forcing root to node 0
IOFireWireController unresponsive IRM at node 1, forcing root to node 0
IOFireWireController unresponsive IRM at node 1, forcing root to node 0
IOFireWireController unresponsive IRM at node 1, forcing root to node 0
IOFireWireController unresponsive IRM at node 1, forcing root to node 0
IOFireWireController unresponsive IRM at node 1, forcing root to node 0
IOFireWireController unresponsive IRM at node 1, forcing root to node 0
IOFireWireController unresponsive IRM at node 1, forcing root to node 0
IOFireWireController unresponsive IRM at node 1, forcing root to node 0
UniNEnet: Ethernet address 00:30:65:7d:b3:86
ATY,Rage128Pk: vram [96000000:00800000]
jnl: close: flushing the buffer cache (start 0x206200 end 0x208400)
jnl: close: flushing the buffer cache (start 0x230e00 end 0x233000)
john-andrews-imac:/sbin Jla$

WILL SOMETHING LIKE THIS WORK TO MOUNT FW?
dialup-4:/Volumes/Linux Jla$    diskutil mount /dev/disk2 /Volumes/ 
Linux/

Disk Utility Tool
Usage:  diskutil [mount(Disk)|unmount(Disk)|eject] <force>
         [Mount Point|Disk Identifier|Device Node]
Mount, unmount or eject local disks or volumes.
force is only valid on unmount or unmountDisk.
Example:  diskutil unmount /Volumes/SomeDisk

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