That was my guess also and the main reason I stopped
dual booting a
Linux on my laptop. The 2 consistently just don't play
well togther on
the same hdd, MS fault likely. sigh...
Brian Weeden wrote:
Since the same problem exists with both encrypted
and unencrypted
partitions
it seems to me
I created a encrypted FAT32 partition under Linux with all my data
using Truecrypt. Works great. I just tried to mount the same
partition in XP and it mounts but then windows tells me it needs to be
formatted. WTF? Shouldn't it work?
I also have a USB key that was formatted using FAT32 that
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Subject: [H] Windows not seeing FAT32 created in Linux?
I created a encrypted FAT32 partition under Linux with all my data
using Truecrypt. Works great. I just tried to mount the same
partition in XP and it mounts but then windows tells me it needs to be
formatted. WTF? Shouldn't it work?
I
I use encrypted virtual drives for my personal data. One thing I
haven't been entirely sure of is whether the encryption is tied to
the program that created it. In other words, if you create a
encrypted drive in, say, TrueCrypt, or Paragon Encrypted Disk, or PGP
, then you will need to open
. Windows will see it as junk unless it has the
transaction layer software to see it.
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-Original Message-
From: Brian Weeden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 21 Jun 2007 17:12:17
To:hwg hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Subject: [H] Windows not seeing FAT32 created
2007 17:12:17
To:hwg hardware@hardwaregroup.com
Subject: [H] Windows not seeing FAT32 created in
Linux?
I created a encrypted FAT32 partition under Linux
with all my data
using Truecrypt. Works great. I just tried to mount
the same
partition in XP and it mounts but then windows tells
me
