> -----Original Message----- > From: cVADER [mailto:cvader@xxxxxxxxxxxx] > Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 5:24 PM > To: fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx > Subject: Re:Subject:Multi-boot system advice > > > Just a thought, but maybe you could stick em all on the 80gb hdd, then > the 160gb you could split into two partitions, on fat32, and one > whatever ext fs you want, this way anything you store using > windows, you > can store on the fat32 drive, and still acess it with *nix, > although you > wont be able to write to the drive, but this is why you have the other Err... This is wrong.. YOu can write/read to a fat32 drive.. YOu just can't do that for a ntfs formatted drive... Unless of course you enabled experimental NTFS Write support in the kernel or ued "captive" which I heard can write to ntfs drives.. (using native ntfs drivers.. I've not tried it.. cause I'm paranoid but you can check it out if you want) rememebr to post your experiences..
