RE: [sleuthkit-users] Help!! New to TSK and Linux

[Brian S. <Br...@Pe...>]

OK - I created an ext3 partition and formatted it.  I rebooted with PSK disc
in the cd rom.  I right clicked the hda1 hard disk I partitioned and
formatted and deselected read only on the device tab.  If I now attempt to
create a directory called 'Directory' on this drive, I get the error Access
denied to /mnt/hda1/Directory . One other thing, there is a lost+found lock
ed directory on this drive subsequent to formatting.  Is that normal?
-----Original Message-----
From: Enda Cronnolly [mailto:en...@co...]
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2005 6:26 AM
To: sle...@li...
Subject: Re: [sleuthkit-users] Help!! New to TSK and Linux



Alan wrote:


> Hi Brian, Yes, both NTFS and Ext3 filesystems support files much larger
> than 17 GB. NTFS I think is 2 TB, and Ext3 16 exibytes. Alan

I'm making an assumption here that you're going to continue running linux,
and then of course writing anything to an NTFS parition is going to be
problematic without a valid licenced copy of windows and a tool such as:
http://www.jankratochvil.net/project/captive/

 -Enda.


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