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I hv a text file in redhat linux platform and i need to copy this file to windows platform running on the same system. Is there any command for ...
- 03-22-2009 #1Just Joined!
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copy a text file from linux to windows
Hii
I hv a text file in redhat linux platform and i need to copy this file to windows platform running on the same system. Is there any command for this...???
If someone knows this den plzz reply urgently....
- 03-22-2009 #2forum.guy
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If you have your windows partitions listed in your fstab file, you should be able to use your file manager to copy/paste any linux text file directly into your windows partition. If you are using NTFS on your windows partitions, you'll need ntfs-3g installed to write to them.
Otherwise, you can copy/paste the file to a flash drive, then copy/paste it from that into windows the first time you boot to windows.oz
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