Re: Partition visible to both XP and Fedora?

[NGUYEN Dang-Truc <bobotaito@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Create a group called LOCALFS with ID = 500 for example, add your user 
account to this group, then add mount command to fstab with gid=500. 
You'll be able to read/write to this partition.
Another possibility is using a EXT2FS on windows, you can find this tool 
on www.sf.net .

Example of my fstab :

/dev/hdb5    /media/D    vfat    
auto,rw,uid=0,gid=500,showexec,quiet,fmask=117,dmask=007,pamconsole,managed 
0 0





Irving, Dave wrote:

> > > However, Im wondering if its possible to create a partition which can be mounted by
> > > both XP and Linux. Is this possible / easy
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> [Paul Howarth wrote]
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> > Yes, it is. Use a FAT32 partition.
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> [Samuel Díaz García wrote]
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> >  1) FAT32 is visible under FC3 without problems, only need to add a line 
> >     into /etc/fstab to mount the partition during the system start. 
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> Thanks for the replies... 
> So I think I'll give FAT32 a shot first then...
> Currently I've split my (single) hard disk 50/50 between XP and Linux - so Im guessing what I need to do is boot up with the rescue CD and use QTParted to resize one of these and make the remaining space FAT32. Is that basically the idea?
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