Re: [Staffslug] Windows/Linux shared partition
Yes, and me and it wouldn't be a closed source file format either
:-)
I may have it wrong and it's ext2 that has MS Windows support?
Yeah, It's in MS's best interests to support an open source file system eh?
2009/11/1 Kevanf1 <kevanf1(a)gmail.com>
> 2009/10/31 Chris Snow <cr.snow(a)gmail.com>:
> > let me put it this way... NTFS support under linux or ext support under
> > windows... I know which I'd trust more with my data!
> >
Yes, and me and it wouldn't be a closed source file format either
:-)
>
I may have it wrong and it's ext2 that has MS Windows support?
> Whichever, it's the one I'd rather go with. After all, the open
> source version has been built to transparently work with both OS's.
> NTFS has a lot of guess work in there.
>
> The last time I had Linux NTFS problems? A few weeks ago. It simply
> could not read from an external HDD that was NTFS formatted. I ended
> up transferring the data onto a FAT32 formatted HDD and Linux (Ubuntu
> 9.04) read it sweet as a nut then.
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