Make it an ext3 (Linux) filesystem and then install the ext3 driver for
Windows.
http://www.fs-driver.org/index.html
Brian Weeden wrote:
I am setting up a RAID 5 array of 4 250GB drives so total size will be
around 700GB. I was originally goind to use NTFS since it is a Win XP
system but
Do you have them setup as multiple primary partitions or logical
paritions? Does it matter?
Right now I have a 20GB boot drive and 4 250GB drives in a RAID 5
array. I don't have any data on it yet so I have the flexibility to
configure it however I want but once I drop the 300GB or so I have on
Boot up knoppix
run cfdisk /dev/sda (presume a 3ware or lsi raid card)
Set partition type to 0c (Win9x LBA)
Write and quit cfdisk
mkfs.vfat /dev/sda1
this will make a fat32 file system on the large drive.
reboot system, and windows can read it.
Harry
On Sun,
