Thanks for your help, just one more question, if I have an NT4 file
system(that contains all my music) can I do a FAT32/vfat (same
difference) instead of NTFS?
Conall O'Brien wrote:
On Tue, Jul 05, 2005 at 01:58:56PM IST, Eric
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> incoherently babbled:
mount -t ntfs -w /dev/hdb1 /home/admin/Desktop/windows1
Hello, I am trying to mount a file system writable, does anyone know if
the Debian Sarge release 2.6.8 stock kernel can do this?
I have no problem mounting the file system but it is only readable.
The filesystem is NT 4 and is a second HD on my current Deb Sys.
As described in the official Linux NTFS FAQ [1], you can't really write
to an NTFS volume, unless you are interested in overwriting a file
without shanging it's size.
If you really want to share a volume between Windows and Debian on a
system, I suggest you use FAT32/vfat (same difference) instead of NTFS.
[1] http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/info/ntfs.html#3.2
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