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From: - <jag...@ya...> - 2004-04-11 21:22:28
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i'm just wondering if this has any relevance since on the site, there's mentioning that MountMgrRemoteDatabase is not too well known about. I did something that's not usually done, that is to linkd my c:\documents and settings under a non-native XP bootup using WinInternals. I am a debian linux however and that's why I'd like to see how this can be helpful:-> I accidently played around with linkd and sysinternals.com's streams program, from the dosbox i got on my c:\ C:\>streams * Streams v1.5 - Enumerate alternate NTFS data streams Copyright (C) 1999-2003 Mark Russinovich Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com C:\a: :a:$DATA 5 C:\Documents and Settings: :$MountMgrRemoteDatabase:$DATA 124 C:\temp: :a:$DATA 5 C:\tmp: :a:$DATA 5 C:\> i have picked up a slight understanding what this may represent. can these :letter:$DATA 5 mean reparse mountpoints with a length of 5? i read this article from online, http://www.winntmag.com/Articles/ArticleID/8303/pg/1/1.html i'd like to know if the ntfs is not really dead seeing that the last release was like 2 years ago and i was just chatting in a chatroom about this patch tester saying it isn't.. does anyone really care about finishing up this driver or something? i also am wondering if this is any useful echo "123" >foobar:strmname and more <foobar:strmname, i accidently bumped into these cool redirections after seeing the author of stream's download page on sysinternals. i really do hope the project isn't dead, i find the project remarkable in getting windows users to transide over linux like myself.. i run on mswindows and linux 50 vs 50% of the time.. jagg ______________________________________________________________________ Post your free ad now! http://personals.yahoo.ca |
