On 12/5/07, Bob Blick <bbblick@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>
> > You can however have FAT32 partitions to share the
> > file between Linux and Windows.
>
> Why bother? NTFS is accessible from Linux r/w with all
> newer kernels. See fs-driver.org for the device driver
> for Windows Ext2/3. Read/write, with a drive letter,
> just like any other partition.
>

I will wait for more confirmation before I try that. I actually
do not have a Fat32 partition in my multi-boot system. I
do have a Fat32 partition on the external USB HDD.

Xiaofan
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