Not to pick a fight or anything. But if Microsoft owns NTFS, then
surely a drive can be formatted somehow even under virtualization for
Windows to read it?
On 6 Nov 2007, at 23:10, Josh de Lioncourt wrote:
You can't. FAT32 is the best you can do, though you will have some
restrictions. the 4GB file size limit for one. A lack of
interoperability in Windows with other file systems is one of the
major downfalls of Windows, IMO. Mac can read NTFS, but as yet
can't format it. I believe, though i'm not sure, this is due to
proprietary issues. Microsoft owns the NTFS format. Linux will not
format NTFS either.
On 6 Nov 2007, at 15:02, william lomas wrote:
hi
in mac os x how can i format a hard drive please as ntfs for
windows to read it?
