I guess my first question would be why do you want a NTFS partition for
Linux? Are you trying to be able to share files between Windows and
Linux? Install a thumb drive bootable Linux instance but retain the
usefulness of the thumb drive for windows file storage? By letting us
know the end need/use, perhaps we can provide better suggestions/directions.
John
On 05/22/2010 11:51 AM, Patrick wrote:
Being new to Linux I cannot find a smaller Linux that will install to
a NTFS drive
or a NTFS flash drive. I found one but it doesn't have an install
program and
isn't widely supported. .tgz files are hard to find and there is no
install program
for other packages. I need a NTFS Linus with an easy install program
so I
can pick the programs from other packages than .tgz.
Any clue as to which ones they are. Definitely don't want a Linux
partition.
THX.
Patrick
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