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Hi Friends,
Presently our svn(subversion) server is running on windows environment. Need to move svn from Windows to Linux. All the testing regarding movement from windows to linux completed but we are not able to read the data in linux envirnoment. error we are finding is - "Coulnot open the filesystem".
Issue which i think is that windows file system which linux is not able to read.
Please suggest me how to change the filesystem from windows to linux hence we can able to see the data.
FYI - Data is all kind of files like text,pdf,videos,excell etc
Also we check all the files with the help of browser only.
Thanks in advance. Let me know if anyone need more info regarding this.
we are using RHEL5 and data is under svnrepository (/usr/local/svnrepositry/Mumbai/db). That svnrepository (Mumbai folder) created by through svn command and some folders and files creadted inside Mumbai folder automatically while creating Mumbai folder through svn command. db folder is one of them.
Yes Friend,
You are right. but please help and provide me more help how to resolve the issue. Please explore this solution more briefly so i can work around this and try to resolve this issue as soon as possible.
Search google for ntfs-3g and just install this on your computer. You can also compile a new kernel that support ntfs. Let me know if you got problem in kernel compilation.
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