Can Linux read NTFS file systems on what Microsoft calls "dynamic
Disks" ?
(the ability to write would be too much to ask.)
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I'm about to play with a windows laptop that seems to have had a disk
malfunction. I've used Knoppix to recover files from working disks
but this case may be more serious.
Is there a HOW-TO for NTFS file recovery in Knoppix of is there even
another bootable distro that has recovery tools?
Tha
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I just downloaded that latest knoppix image and tried
to burn it. I can't because it's in excess of 700 MB
and my burning software complains.
The ISO image is 716MB and all the CDR media I find is
700MB, max. I've burned knoppix images before.
Am I missing something ?
I didn't have a floppy drive when I set up my system, so I skipped
the "make a floppy" step. How do I make one after the fact.
My #1 priority is protecting my multi-boot setup (LILO), including the MBR.
so i can boot w2k, in an NTFS partition.
Thanks
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