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On a different point, I'm trying to mount a win2k ntfs partion, but I can only mount it read only. Is this a limitation of this type of filesystem, or is there any way around this ?I believe 2.4 kernels only allow read access to NTFS, but I've heard from other sources that 2.6 kernels should be able to read/write. I admit I've not had the bottle to try it though :) Too much data to lose if I kill the partition.
Write access was possible on 2.4 but you needed to enable it and build a custom kernel (i think the same applied for 2.6). Even the option to enable it said "DANGEROUS and EXPERIMENTAL", however and I think the caution still remains. I believe that support for NTFS 4.0 was fairly complete but everthing new will be using NTFS5.0. I wouldn't try it if the partition matters!. If you need to share data either make a small FAT32 partition to use as a share or there are EXT2 drivers for win32 but they are commercial and about £30 if i recall. Robin
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