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Hi..
I want to know how I can view my Windows Partition (NTFS) from Linux (Ubuntu) and vice-versa (if possible).
I have not setup my net connection on Ubuntu as yet, so I download apps from Windows. I want to access them from Linux.
Thanks in advance,
Karthik
P.S: I am a BIG (yeah...really big) n00b in linux
Last edited by maverick_awp; 10-20-2006 at 01:54 AM.
Windows generally can't see linux partitions. If you're dual booting, it is usually best to have a shared FAT32 partition. Both linux and Windows can read and write to FAT32.
For enhanced ntfs support (read/write), you may be interested in ntfs-3g. For reading ext2/3 from Windows, you may be interested in Ext2 IFS
I hope that helps.
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