Hi All,
I need to get an external hard disk formatted for use on linux, windows
xp etc. Was preferring to use truecrypt which requires an ntfs partition
due to it's excellent performance (and linux compatibility).
Problem is, even if I format in in linux as ntfs, when trying to do
anything with it in windows xp I only get "GPT protected partition" and
can not mount the drive, change partiotions or anything. Of course all
functionality is available on windows 7 and upwards.
How do you recommend getting rid of this m$ (black)malware, and how
would I best go about getting it formatted in a more accessible ntfs
fashion that would be accessible to linux and windows xp without error?
Cheers,
Peter
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