Thou spake: >I read the /. article, that's why I was wondering about >reading LOCAL linux partitions from within Windows. <snip>
After I sent my reply, it occurred to be that you might be doing exactly what you did. I certainly thought it was coincidental that you were asking about the same topic that was batted around on slashdot. > >The /. article got me thinking though. What if these >flash card compaines wanted to use ext3 or something >for their file systems instead of FAT. <snip> Yeah... I don't know what filesystem the industry might gravitated to in lieu of FAT. Perhaps it would be a Linux filesystem, but maybe not. What other formats are available and free? Then again, there's still the issue of windows users not being able to use anything that isn't approved of by Redmond. Would it be possible to load a driver to read file format X? Or would that be an internal-to-the-device issue, where the device externally spoke something any OS could use? -- Joey Kelly < Minister of the Gospel | Computer Networking Consultant > http://joeykelly.net
