Aaron Konstam wrote:
On Sun, 2008-03-30 at 19:54 -0400, Mike Burger wrote:
Last I checked, NTFS support in the Linux kernel was, basically, read
only...how do you share the data partition so easily?
The abboive uis not true. Just install ntfs-3g and a ntfs file system
can be mounted-read write.
Well it is true: ntfs-3g is a user space file-system, not a kernel one.
It's a minor point, but someone looking for kernel support could
easily conclude there's no ntfs read-write.
Aside: it's amazing how quickly ntfs-3g has become accepted, after years
of slow kernel development. Ultimately it was built using knowledge
acquired by the kernel project; but it's also a FUSE success story, as
the developers had always suggested that achieving enough stability to
go in the kernel was too high a hurdle.
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