Quoting Ariz Jacinto ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> try this one!
Personally, I'd rather not. But:
> Captive: The first free NTFS read/write filesystem for GNU/Linux
^ of charge (only)
> This compatibility was achieved in the Wine way by using the original
> Microsoft Windows ntfs.sys driver.
...which therefore may not be lawfully redistributed. However, it could
be handy as an option you can enable in Linux distributions that might
use the open-source NTFS driver to temporarily mount the NTFS partition,
copy out ntfs.sys and other required proprietary components, umount the
NTFS partition, then subsequently mount using Captive.
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