At 04:31 PM 12/9/2002 +0100, you wrote:
On Monday 09 December 2002 16:19, Francisco Alcaraz Ariza wrote: > One time I had problems to write windows FAT32 partitions because the > partition had problems; I had to do an scandisk from windows, errors > were repaired and again I could be able to write the windows > partition from linux. > > Have you passed and scandisk from windows? > > Hope this could helpIt's still NTFS, so scandisk wont help a bit :-) But you're right, if an error persists on a FAT32 part, then scandisk must be run. But regarding NTFS, it's simply not possible/allowed at all to write. Only read.
Perfectly possible to write ... there is a module/rpm in existence IIRC that allows this. Ed Tharp or Civilme pointed it out once. Now, do you want to ? That depends... how much do you value your data? It is extremely experimental ATM.
so beware
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