by Allan Bright » Wed, 21 Oct 1998 04:00:00
Hi,
On my Linux system, you need to be root to access the windows95
partition
files. I would like to share my netscape mail folders, etc., between
windows95 and Linux. Is there a way to do that without being root?
Thanks,
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Allan Brighton
by Tom Zeltwang » Mon, 02 Nov 1998 04:00:00
: On my Linux system, you need to be root to access the windows95
: partition
: files. I would like to share my netscape mail folders, etc., between
: windows95 and Linux. Is there a way to do that without being root?
I think you can do this by defining the mount point for the WIN95 partition
so that all users can access it. This should be possible by simply using
chgrp and/or chown on the mount point directory.
1. accessing linux partitions from windows95?
Hi all,
Is there any way to access Linux partitions/disks from windows95?
I switch back and forth and would like to access the Linux data
from windows.
--
Allan Brighton
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