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  1. 02-10-2008 #1
    RobinVossen
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    Cant Copy 10 Gig from Ext to NTFS

    What is the easyest way to copy a File that is 10 GIG to a Windows system?
    All the liveCds I tryed can only mount NTFS as readonly and well the explore2f program freezes.. :/
    Any ideas?

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    Robin

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    I thought of FAT32. But then I need a way to spliut the file in pieces of 2 GIG :/
    If that is posible that would be heaven
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    Robin,

    The PartedMagic CD will mount NTFS partitions read/write using the ntfs-3g driver ... will that do what you need?
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    I agree with Jonathan183. You should use PartedMagic LiveCD or GParted LiveCD. ntfs-3g package is available in both LiveCDs.
    You can use Ubuntu LiveCD too. However, you have to install ntfs-3g package in it. Thats pretty easy.
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