> David Merrick wrote: > I normally make the Windows > partition the largest because Linux will be able to see and use that > space, but Windows will not be able to see or use the Linux partition. > > Good luck, > Michael. > >
Sound advice down to there. However linux will not be able to write to the windows partition unless you make it FAT, which is a mistake from what i understand with any modern version of windows. However windows will access ext2/3 partitions thanks to the drivers available from http://www.fs-driver.org/ So on that basis, put your data on an ext3 and both windows and linux can write to it. This extends as far as XP, I have no knowledge of vista and ext2/3 writing.
