Am 06.12.2014 um 00:16 schrieb Mick:
Same opinoin here. The in-kernel driver is only good for reading files and
directories. If anything else is needed use ntfs3g.
This is right, ntfs-3g is a safe way of accessing NTFS from Linux.
Actually, while there is a NTFS-kernel driver, this driver is mostly
stable only for reading files, but not writing files.
If you need to use NTFS on a regular basis under Linux, you want to use
the FUSE ntfs-3g. It is far more advanced and far more stable than the
kernel driver.
