On Sat, 29 Jan 2000, Sergio Korlowsky wrote:
> I am using dual boot on one pc, Main OS Linux, secondary Win98...
>
> well, just upgraded to Win2000-Pro and switched from FAT32 to NTFS
>
> obviously the files are not being seen by linux, what should I use
>
> now in fstab, just replace the vfat for auto? or does linux recognizes
>
> ntfs ? what should I try? go back to vfat maybe? TIA
I know that Linux can at least read NTFS. I'm not sure about writing to it
though. You'll probably need to compile a custom kernel to include NTFS
support, however. I doubt it's in the stock kernel. I suppose you could
just try:
mount -t ntfs /dev/foo /mnt/bar
and find out.
-Tim
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