Appendix D: Informational Notes327Drive Partitions The following drive partition limitations exist across operatingsystems: Windows and Mac targets are not able to read Linux formattedpartitions Windows® and Linux® cannot read Mac formatted partitions Only Windows Fat partitions are supported by Linux Windows FAT and NTFS supported by MacMac users must unmount any devices that are already mounted inorder to connect to a target server. Use >diskutil umount/dev/disk1s1 to unmount the device and diskutil mount /dev/disk1s1to remount it.Virtual Media Not Refreshed After Files AddedAfter a virtual media drive has been mounted, if you add a file(s) to thatdrive, those files may not be immediately visible on the target server.Disconnect and then reconnect the virtual media connection.Active System PartitionsYou cannot mount active system partitions from a Mac or Linux client.Linux Ext3/4 drive partitions need to be unmounted via umount/dev/ prior to a making a virtual media connection.Drive PartitionsThe following drive partition limitations exist across operating systems: Windows and Mac targets are not able to read Linux formattedpartitions Windows® and Linux® cannot read Mac formatted partitions Only Windows Fat partitions are supported by Linux Windows FAT and NTFS supported by Mac Mac users must unmount any devices that are already mountedin order to connect to a target server. Use >diskutil umount/dev/disk1s1 to unmount the device and diskutil mount/dev/disk1s1 to remount it.
