6/19 Can Linux read NTFS or FAT32 partitions?
\_ I think mandrake 7.0 can, but havent tried it yet.
\_ It's been able to read NTFS for a while now, but I believe that
writing is pretty experimental. I'm not sure about FAT32, but
I think mounting a partition RW is not a problem. -John
Follow-up question: Can Win98 (on FAT32) read NTFS?
\_ Follow-up question: What makes you sure Win98 can read FAT32?
\_ Cuz I'm running Win98 on a FAT32 partition. Is there
something I should know?
\_ Yes.
\_ Thanks for sharing your wisdom.
\_ You're welcome. -motd
\_ Because fat32 is the *_NATIVE_* file system for win98, duh.
What makes you think DOS 2.1 can read FAT16 file systems?
How can I be sure a Mac will read a MacOS disk?
\_ Not without external software. See below. -John
\_ http://www.zdnet.com/downloads/stories/info/0,,000OV5,.html
and things like it.
\_ If you (like sadly, so many people these days) said "Linux" to
mean "a free UNIX-like OS", then FreeBSD can mount and r/w
NTFS and FAT32 parts. --dbushong
\_ RIDE BIKE! LINUX = UNIX! LINUX R00LEZ!!!11
\_ Isn't Solaris Sun's version of Linux? -geordan
\_ Wanna see something scary? Go to Fry's and look how many
Linux boxes have the Sun logo on now. |