pls tell me step by step let linux support windows2000's NTFS,thanks!
and i use mandrake8.1
thanks a lot!
by wang tian » Tue, 20 Nov 2001 16:34:47
thanks a lot!
by Todd » Tue, 20 Nov 2001 22:21:57
You cannot write to an NTFS partition either. Microsoft will not allow it..
they want their monopoly.
Quote:> pls tell me step by step let linux support windows2000's NTFS,thanks!
> and i use mandrake8.1
> thanks a lot!
by Yottabyt » Wed, 21 Nov 2001 21:48:09
> You cannot write to an NTFS partition either. Microsoft will not allow
> it.. they want their monopoly.
>> pls tell me step by step let linux support windows2000's NTFS,thanks!
>> and i use mandrake8.1
>> thanks a lot!
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