Hi!
Richardson,Anthony ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> If the NT partition is NTFS you have quite a bit more work to do. NTFS
> read-only
> support for Linux is available, but requires kernel patches and a kernel
> rebuild.
You need't rebuild your kernel!
There is a debian package with an n
All disk access in Unix is through the directory tree and all directories
are under
the root (/) directory.
If the NT partition is FAT you're in luck. While logged in as root:
1) Create a mount point for the partition somewhere under the root
directory.
mkdir /winnt
2) Mount the par
G'day,
>If the NT partition is NTFS you have quite a bit more work to do. NTFS
>read-only
>support for Linux is available, but requires kernel patches and a kernel
>rebuild.
>Instead of doing this, I'd recommend creating a FAT partition (if you
>have the free
>space) that both NT and Lin
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