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FizzyWidget
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 Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 11:09 am Post subject: [Solved]-ntfs on linux |
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Should i just go with the built in kernel support or use fuse+ntfs3g - i already have the userland option compiled into the kernel so im ready to go on the fuse option if required.
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i92guboj
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| Posted: Sun Sep 13, 2009 12:06 pm Post subject: Re: ntfs on linux |
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| Carps wrote: | Should i just go with the built in kernel support or use fuse+ntfs3g - i already have the userland option compiled into the kernel so im ready to go on the fuse option if required.
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If you need read-only support, use the in-kernel driver.
If you are concerned about the driver being open, use the in-kernel driver.
If you need read-write support, ntfs3g is *the only* choice. The in-kernel driver has an extremely limited support for writing to ntfs volumes. |
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thanks i92guboj guess i will need fuse and ntfs3g as its going to be on a dual boot system with win7
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