I would unmount your windows partition and cd to /mnt/windows and have a
look in there when the NTFS partition isnt mounted.
-- Jamie
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>From: Benjamin Sher[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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>Sent: 21 August 2001 12:33
>To: Newbie
>Subject: [newbie] Writing from Linux to Win-NTFS
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>Dear friends:
>
>I recently tried to copy a directory from LM 8.0 to /mnt/windows.
>Unfortunately, my Windows (on my dual-boot) uses the NTFS file system and,
>worse, I forgot this fact when I decided to copy the directory. Konqueror
>proceeded to "copy" them. But when I went to /mnt/windows, the
>Linux directory that I copied was obviously not there since
>Linux cannot write to /mnt.windows.
>
>My question: What happened to this directory and files? Since they could not
>be written to the /mnt/windows partition, did they just vanish into
>cyberspace thin air? Or was the whole operation essentially cancelled by
>Konqueror? Just wondering.
>
>Thanks so much for your help.
>
>Benjamin
>
>
>
>Sher's Russian Web
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>Benjamin and Anna Sher
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