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Yes, this is different from the kernel ntfs driver, it is based on
fuse, rather than a direct kernel driver, although they are both
developed by this project.
Alan, you can use the ntfs3g fuse driver, from linux-ntfs.org, portage has it as sys-fs/ntfs3g, it has full read-write support for most aspects of ntfs. You will have to soft-unmask it though, echo sys-fs/ntfs3g ~x86 >> /etc/portageYou can then mount it with the command ntfs3g /dev/sda4 /mnt/winmnt If you want read-only support for reiserfs, under windows,http://p-nand-q.com/e/reiserfs.html is a good command line tool, although freshmeat has several gui items listed based on this. good luck. -David Rob Sherwood wrote: On Fri, Sep 29, 2006 at 02:34:38PM -0400, Russ Kay wrote:http://www.linux-ntfs.org/ <---Linux-NTFS Project. It still doesn't have FULL NTFS write support, but it has much better write support than in 2002. Still, use with caution and read the wiki first!Is this different then the ntfs support in the kernel? I've used the kernel ntfs without problem (reading and writing) despite the disclaimers. The only weird problem I've seen is that sometimes the partition doesn't get umounted properly and it wants a chkdsk when I boot windows[1].- Rob . [1] Which I only to do play WoW b/c the most recently builds of wine and WoW don't work trivially for me with my nvidia card :-) |
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