On Mon, 25 Jun 2001, Ian C. Sison wrote:

> > If your win2k was
> > installed over NTFS, you're out of luck.  Linux can not
> > write on NTFS (it does not know how to).
>
> Actually it can, but Linux NTFS-write is unstable. It's currently a kernel
> compile time option that is not enabled in most production distro kernels
> from major vendors.

If is true that Linux can write on NTFS, but the developers
will recommend that you do not do this.  They do not have
the specs of NTFS from Microsoft, and unless they get that
they will not want to officially support writing on NTFS on the
basis of educated guesses.  Will Microsoft give out the
specs?  That is anybody's guess.

PMana

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