um. yes it will. not natively. but there are ways to access Linux from windows.
http://uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/explore2fs.htm
Yes, I'm familiar with Explore2fs-- I used to use it myself when I had Windows on this box.
However, I'm not sure it's relevant in this case.
The OP wants to start a DC++ download in Linux and finish it in Windows.
So the question of whether you can look at the uncompleted files or check the configuration using yet a third program seems irrelevant to me, because the issue is whether DC++ itself can do the following:
1) see the configuration that tells it what downloads are in progress and what their status is;
2) append/complete the partially downloaded files.
Which won't be possible from Windows if the originally started downloads and the configuration/current status database are on a Linux file system (which Windows can not natively read or write to, so DC++ Windows can't read or write to them either).
Unless the Linux version is run from a FAT32 fs, or I'm totally wrong.
Right?
Holly
Holly Bostick wrote:
Tobias Neumann wrote:
Do you then have to run the Linux port from a FAT32 partition? How is Windows supposed to read the template files otherwise (or whatever files determine the last actual state of the downloads-in-progress when the program was closed)? Windows won't be able to see any of this if it's all on a Linux native filesystem.On Tue, 04 Jan 2005 18:31:08 +0100, Cedric wrote:
Even if it's ported, does it allow me to start a download in linux, and then finish it in windows? As i dual boot a lot i don't want a DC client that only works in one system, and i doubt one program can finish download of another program.
If it is an excact port of DC++ with the same tempfile format it should work.
The website says that this is so: "This is a project to port the DC++ direct connect client to Linux"
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