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SUMMARY: NTFS support under RH



> what is the status of NTFS support? Last time I saw something about
it,
> it was R/O and not very stable, but that was more than two years ago.
Is
> it included in new Red Hat distos? I would like to have a dual-boot
> WinXP/RH machine with a large shared data disk, and it seems that
FAT32
> would waste too much space.

Wow, this was quick!

To make long story short: various distributions include NTFS support
with various degrees of integration, but concensus is that R/O access is
fairly stable, while R/W (if any) is just for those who like to live
dangerously. The project home is here:
http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/info/redhat.html

I also got a pointer to ext2fs 'explorer' for various flavors of
Windows: http://uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/explore2fs.htm
As far as I understand from first glance at the site, it is not FS
driver in the sense that you can mount the volume.

Thanks to Dusan, Gavin, Sudheesh, Francisco, Brett and others who might
have replied in the meantime.

Great resource, this list!


Bonzi
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