From: andre <avb...@gm...> - 2004-04-07 18:59:26
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On Wednesday 07 April 2004 04:06, Gregory M. Turner wrote: > For example, it is possible to use Linux's built in NTFS "write" support > (which actually only supports writing to unencrypted, uncompressed files > without changing their size -- but is still just-good-enough for this > purpose) under native linux. Just: AFAIK understood it it also can do "everything else" but that only modifing a file without changing its size is save > o mount your NTFS partition in rw mode maybe the NTFS driver should need a read/modify mode? Another thing to do for this is modifing linux so fstab points to the right name depending on a colinux or linux boot. This can probably be done by modifing rc.sysinit. |