As a switcher from Linux, you get really "turned off" on Solaris when you hear that you cant even correctly access a ntfs partition! Come on, this is not the 1980's - my friends say when I tell them about Solaris. A "superior" OS as Solaris is, should provide you with the basic stuff; email, watch films/MP3, networking ntfs, etc - Linux has done that for ages! They say.
I am glad though I can access NTFS at all. Until recently it was quite troublesome. So, it looks positive for Solaris at least, catch up on Linux sooner or later? As a 2GB file limit on FAT32, I do not think it is correct. In windows I can copy 3GB files from ntfs to FAT32 without problems. The limit on FAT32 is 4GB. Im quite sure on this. /A Linux switcher This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list opensolaris-discuss@opensolaris.org
