On 4/16/05, Dale E. Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On a semi-related note, I've got an external USB drive that I want to share > between Linux i386, amd64, and Windows 2000 (RW on all platforms). Are my > only choices FAT32 and ext2/3? I'd love to be able to do xfs or jfs on > it...
I was contemplating the same problem. It seems that ext3 is tricky, and ext2 is only convenient (and free) in read only. So unfortunately it seems to be vfat. I have found one other possibility though: coLinux. You can run a small i386 linux root inside of Windows, and use it to export any filesystem via NFS or smb. Thomas
