Ledsen för att ha tagit upp tid i onödan men hittade följande på nätet, kanske fler än jag har nytta av informationen, så här är frågor och svar från ett annat forum:
You need to mount it as ext2.
Try the following:
mount_ext2 -o rdonly -x /dev/disk0s3 /Volumes/Linux
Disable automount if enabled via GUI.
Let me know if it works.
doortokaosNov 27 2006, 10:09 PM
Great that worked... But I don't see it in the Finder... Is there anyway to integrate it?
If not it won't be a big problem, copying in the shell is not very comfortable but nevertheless it works.
Thanks for the help so far.
Greetings
canwolfNov 28 2006, 07:49 AM
It seems that partitions mounted via the shell don't show up on the desktop automatically. However, if you go to Go->Go To Folder in Finder, and type in the path to your new mount point ("/Volumes/Linux" or whatever), it will open up your linux partition in GUI, and the drive icon for Linux will also magically show up on the desktop as well, as you'll see it in your applications.
I've added the commands to mount my ext3 partitions to /etc/rc, so that they get mounted at boot. If you do the same, you'll see these partitions in the GUI whenever you boot OS X, so you don't have to go through mounting them manually through the terminal and then making them appear using the trick described above.
