In a message dated 16-Sep-00 09:29:12 Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Sorry to butt in...I wonder what kernel 4.0.xx.rpm will be like? I think by
then we will have moved to Linux 100% and be able to safely import our
documents from Mac and/or Windows without a hitch. Many
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 16-Sep-00 09:29:12 Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
writes:
Sorry to butt in...I wonder what kernel 4.0.xx.rpm will be like? I think by
then we will have moved to Linux 100% and be able to safely import our
documents from Mac and/or
Can linux see an NTFS filesystem and the for NT of Linux?
Regards,
John
If your kernel is compiled with NTFS read support, then 'yes'. If you go to
recommpile your kernel you will see read and write options for NTFS. Slect
the 'Read' option, but DO NOT (sorry for yelling) select the 'Write'
Not to be defending windows but it was most likly the way your
anti-virus was configured that keep changing your boot record back to its
orig. state.
Good point Charles...Mr. Norton does has a way with things himself. I
gave up running virus software all the time and went to scanning for
IBM boot manager will keep M$98 in its place, boot magic seems only to work with
ms osesses it is ms,
a few months ago an ms enthusiast completely messed up my system (removed my
partitions) then to make amends re installed os2, 98 and linux using b magic two
days later os2 would not boot, I had
dont use win2000! it hates anything that it detects as a non windows
partition,
- Original Message -
From: "Kenji Wakabayashi" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2000 7:19 PM
Subject: [newbie] dual booting with win2k and linux
Hi everyone, my problem is this: at the moment I am running win98 and I
would like
dont use win2000! it hates anything that it detects as a non windows
partition,
I had a bizarre thought today. What would happen if Mickeysoft
decided that a nice feature of their operating system would be to
rewrite the boot record every time you booted Windows. This could be
referred to
I had a bizarre thought today. What would happen if Mickeysoft
decided that a nice feature of their operating system would be to
rewrite the boot record every time you booted Windows. This could be
referred to as part of the "maintenance" cycle.
In a few words: I thought they already did
In a few words: I thought they already did that! :-)
Not at my house...yet.
I had a windows 98 installation that consistently re-wrote the
disk-signature of my dual boot system's 2nd hard drive, and kept rendering
that damned drive's partitions hidden... so , I couldn't boot from it
- Original Message -
From: "Greg Stewart" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 14, 2000 11:43 PM
Subject: Re: [newbie] dual booting with win2k and linux
I had a bizarre thought today. What would happen if Mickeysoft
decided that a ni
Don't know about the Norton thing... I switched from Win 98 to NT4.0, and
haven't had the problem. It seemd as though Win98 wanted complete control
over the entire computer, whereas Windows NT, having been born a bit
earlier, and the product of a slghtly less greed-infested OS, did not quite
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