On 2021-11-04, Laurence Perkins <lperk...@openeye.net> wrote: > > Because it is read-only for all practical purposes. Unless there's > been a recent improvement its write support technically works, but > it can only change the contents of existing files and cannot create > new ones. Works fine for a read-only driver, but not much point to > using it unless you're an insane nutjob like me who occasionally > needs to boot from NTFS and so needs a driver that can be compiled > in.
You've piqued my curiosity -- how do you end up needing to boot from NTFS? [It never occurred to me that would even be possible.] -- Grant
