[email protected] schrieb: > Hi, > > I have an EMTEC Q120 appliance, with the Busybox system inside. > This is a hard disk of 750 G > The disk contains (mainly) two partitions. One FAT32 and one NTFS > I access the box via an ethernet connection, from my Windows PC. > It's ok to write on the FAT32 partition, but not to the NTFS one. (no access > right$) > > I already posted some Q to this forum ... to try to change the NTFS rights > from Read only to R/W. > But the most simple answer I received is to format again the NTFS part to > FAT32. > > It's OK for me ... but how to do it ? (I'm not a Linux or Busybox guru)
No idea, this is a M$ problem > > I did : > - unmount > - mke2fs ... but impossible to find the right syntax to create a vfat (FAT32) > file system (I've no doc) --> was formated in ext2 ??? NOK > - now, this partition is not available anymore from my PC .... :-( the basic idea is to use mkfs -t <type>. should get all informations regarding the usagewith "man mkfs". mke2fs is the progamm that is responsible to create EXT2-type filesystem. Basicly it is ok to use but on large disks the filechecks (fsck) tend to take very long. therefor ext3 and ext4 are invented. to read ext2 with M$ you may try this: http://www.supriyadisw.net/2006/09/how-to-read-ubuntu-partition-on-windows re, wh _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list [email protected] http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox
