slight problem with the method used in that link is that I would need network access before I can do it. :)
If I have network access, I can just email myself the files and save a lot of hassle.
OpenVNC doesn't actually disable the card, it disconnects me from the network. (I'm using a Linksys Wireless-G network card).
*EDIT*
I have however discovered a kludgy way of getting the files:
I wrote a program that will create HDD images, it can create them as small as 504kb, which means I can save my files to that image then open in a text editor and copy the information from amongst the crud.
If I understood the filesystem format that is used I could write a file extractor for windows.
*EDIT*
I have just discovered an acceptable way of doing it:
using my little utility I create a small img file, then set it as the slave IDE HDD in PearPC, start OSX, it offers to initialize, format as a MS-DOS disk, then copy relevant files across.
Then you can use a utility such as WinImage to access the img file with no problems. :)
I believe linux can mount Mac OS filesystems without issue, so I may try that once I get round to installing MandrakeAMD64.
If I have network access, I can just email myself the files and save a lot of hassle.
OpenVNC doesn't actually disable the card, it disconnects me from the network. (I'm using a Linksys Wireless-G network card).
*EDIT*
I have however discovered a kludgy way of getting the files:
I wrote a program that will create HDD images, it can create them as small as 504kb, which means I can save my files to that image then open in a text editor and copy the information from amongst the crud.
If I understood the filesystem format that is used I could write a file extractor for windows.
*EDIT*
I have just discovered an acceptable way of doing it:
using my little utility I create a small img file, then set it as the slave IDE HDD in PearPC, start OSX, it offers to initialize, format as a MS-DOS disk, then copy relevant files across.
Then you can use a utility such as WinImage to access the img file with no problems. :)
I believe linux can mount Mac OS filesystems without issue, so I may try that once I get round to installing MandrakeAMD64.