Ubuntu :: Can't Access HFS+ Data

Aug 25, 2010

On my Mac, OS X Snow Leopard 10.6, I copied my itunes music files onto my external hard drive, which is HFS+ formatted (as FAT32 just wouldn't cut it for the other files that are on this drive, mainly 1080p video spanning several gigs on a single file)..

Here's the problem, Linux doesn't have ANY permissions it seems to access it.. I did nothing special on the Mac side, just drag and dropped all the files over.

As a normal user I can't open the folder. As root, I can go into the folder, but still can't access the files themselves!

I can't write to it either to change permissions because HFS+ is read only.

I need these files IMMEDIATELY, and I need to know how to do this now.

Normal user: [URL]

As root: [URL]

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