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Le Lundi 09 Septembre 2002 14:46, Buchan Milne a écrit :
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> Make a vfat (fat32) partition for read-write between both windows and
> linux. Alternatively, you could ask MS to add read support for ext2,
> ext3, ReiserFS, JFS and XFS to the next version
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Pbt wrote:
| Le sam 07/09/2002 à 17:03, Buchan Milne a écrit :
| Yes, my question was (excuse my poor english) : "when won't it be
| dangerous for NTFS partition?"
This is the wrong list to ask that question on, there must be a list for
ntfs develop
Le sam 07/09/2002 à 17:03, Buchan Milne a écrit :
> On 7 Sep 2002, Pbt wrote:
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> > And when will we have a default writing access for NTFS partitions?
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> When there isn't a good chance that you can trash your NTFS partition
> doing this?
I hope so ! ;)
>
> > Do kernel developpers still work o
On 7 Sep 2002, Pbt wrote:
> And when will we have a default writing access for NTFS partitions?
When there isn't a good chance that you can trash your NTFS partition
doing this?
> Do kernel developpers still work on it ?
What do you think? It was updated, wasn't it?
> It wouldn't be a luxury
Le Samedi 7 Septembre 2002 16:16, Pbt a écrit :
> And when will we have a default writing access for NTFS partitions?
> Do kernel developpers still work on it ?
> It wouldn't be a luxury because Win2000 and WinXP often use NTFS and we
> are not all ready to recompile kernel just for writing access
And when will we have a default writing access for NTFS partitions?
Do kernel developpers still work on it ?
It wouldn't be a luxury because Win2000 and WinXP often use NTFS and we
are not all ready to recompile kernel just for writing access...
Pierre
Le sam 07/09/2002 à 16:05, Guillaum
