MacOS formated drives on OS4.1

As I said, questions will come :D :D

I have tvo USB external drives formated on MacOS, so is there chance to mount and read/write on them on AmigaOS4.1?

Thank you :)

@VooDoo

Try Basilisk II Mac emulator.It is on www.os4depot,net

Maybe you have luck

@VooDoo
What are they formatted in? is it from a modern mac see APFS

NTFS, FAT32, exFAT, ext1-4) should all work,
modern HFS+ no chance, probably encrypted
APFS no chance, probably encrypted and no-one has attempted to implement it on other systems,
If they are pretty modern (iOS 10.3 or newer then it is definitely APFS and encrypted).

@trgswe

unfortunately, it is formatted with last MacOS version :( So, there is no chance to read it. But thanks on your time and help.

@VooDoo

Actually looked it over, there are at least 2 in progress attempts
for linux.
1) FUSE based version, called a apfs-fuse

2) a more complete version it is linux-apfs-rw but it is early
days for the readwrite-part (it is considered expoerimental, but
they have stated that all progress should be made in the
readwrite version so...)

@trgswe

What about HFS and HFS from the classic Mac OS 9.x days?

-- eliyahu

@eliyahu
Quote:My AmigaOS 4.x CDFileSystem port did include some minimal, read-only HFS and HFS+ support, but since Hyperion no longer has a licence for it you may need an old version of AmigaOS 4.1 which still included it (probably any AmigaOS 4.1 version older than FE).
It was only intended for HFS(+) CDs/DVDs, but it did work with HFS(+) HD partitions as well, for example you could read ShapeShifter partitions with it.