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I have seeing some comments about the danger of sharing HD's between Windows and Linux (Dual Boot system). Is there currently a reliable solution to share a HD when I ...
- 07-19-2008 #1Just Joined!
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Sharing HD between Windows and Linux
I have seeing some comments about the danger of sharing HD's between Windows and Linux (Dual Boot system). Is there currently a reliable solution to share a HD when I boot from Windows or Linux on the same machine? I mean in this case Read and WRite.
- 07-19-2008 #2Super Moderator
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Where did you read those comments? I am dual booting for last two years, sharing data in Linux/Windows and I haven't faced a single problem yet.I have seeing some comments about the danger of sharing HD's between Windows and Linux (Dual Boot system).
ntfs-3g package is pretty stable and allows NTFS read/write access in Linux. On the other hand, fs-driver allows ext3 read/write access in Windows OS and it is also a stable package.It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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- 07-19-2008 #3Linux Engineer
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i am quad booting for over a year also have not had any problems
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Thanks for the informations , I will try the fs-drive form Linux.. Thnkx
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