On Tuesday 16 December 2003 16:25, Martin Brandt wrote: > Damn it is NTFS. I'll just have to work out how to Detect my > linux boot on the windows OS then, if thats possible, or else ill > have to write a CDRW each time i want to transfer files... >
Nope, Martin. Not necessarily. There is a common denominator for Windows and Linux. Both can read and write to FAT32 (vfat). If you can create a smallish FAT32 partition, you are done. Don't know though, if Windows can "see" beyond any Linux partitions, so if possible, create the FAT32 partition bettween those filesystems. HTH Kaj Haulrich. -- ** Sent from a 100 % Microsoft-free computer **
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