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Pyrotechnician_2004:
This rules, we all use Linux here (my dad is using Mandrake 9.0 because he managed to break Debian trying to modify the kernel :( but if he can burn that would rule, Mandrake is looking very nice (i've seen Mandrake 10.0 in action), I think I might dual boot Mandrake 10.0 & Fedora Core 1 because I might not be too sure about Mandrake in the end.
Shiver:
quote:Originally posted by Refalm:
Knoppix can, and the latest Linux kernel can certainly.
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Are you sure about that? I tried Knoppix and it said readable: no for my NTFS hard drives.
edit: oops, I meant writable.
Anyway, is there full NTFS support for Linux these days? I've tried to find that out but no luck. One source says it's "experimental", one says no, one says read-only.
NB: I have no experience with Linux apart from using Knoppix a few times so if you give me an answer even a little complicated, I probably won't understand it.
[ April 02, 2004: Message edited by: Shiver ]
WMD:
quote:Originally posted by Sex_Pistols_Fan_Linux_RuleZ_Windows:
I think I might dual boot Mandrake 10.0 & Fedora Core 1 because I might not be too sure about Mandrake in the end.
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Mandrake 10.0 is kinda buggy, you're best off with 9.2 IMO.
mobrien_12:
quote:Originally posted by Shiver:
Anyway, is there full NTFS support for Linux these days? I've tried to find that out but no luck. One source says it's "experimental", one says no, one says read-only.
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Well it's still classified as experimental I think, but last I heard, kernel 2.6 could do reads and writes safely, but writes are slow.
Shiver:
quote:Originally posted by M. O'Brien:
Well it's still classified as experimental I think, but last I heard, kernel 2.6 could do reads and writes safely, but writes are slow.
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Ok. Thanks for the reply.
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