How to partition a (new) 2nd hdr so that it can be r/w by both Linux and Windows?
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How to partition a (new) 2nd hdr so that it can be r/w by both Linux and Windows?
Hello everyone!
I am using SuSE Linux 9.0 in hda3 and Windows XP in hda1. I recently got a Maxtor 32049H2 20 Gb hard drive (got it from a friend who's upgraded his box) and I would like to know how to partition this drive and format it to use Fat32, so that it can be readable/writable by both Linux and Windows.
I used YaST expert partitioner, but can't get quite right.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks for the help guys! I now have one primary partition hdb1 in FAT32.
HOWEVER, I now have a new problem : I can read it, but not write in it (as a user).
The group permission is set to 'root' (unlike the windows directory-set to 'users'.
I've tried (as root) to change that using chgrg, but it says 'You don't have permission' (!).
How can I fix this? Thanks for any help!
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