WRiting to an ntfs partition from linux is dangerous. Look at these tools here: http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/ if you still want to pursue. IMHO it would make much more sense to set up a FAT32 partition that both OS's have access to for file-sharing. Cheers, Alex. On Wed, 19 Nov 2003, Baker, Brendon wrote:
Hi Everyone
Probably a simple question. I am dual booting Suse 9 and Windows 2000. When I installed it automatically mounted my NTFS partitions to /windows/C etc. This is fine, but I need them to be mounted so that I can write to them I tried editing fstab and changing ro - rw. This does not work. Is there a quick and simple way to correct this? Someone mentioned that I could go to my kernel source and just run make xconfig and enable it. xconfig fails. Does this mean I have to resintall kernel source and then re-compile my kernel to support it?
Thanks Brendon
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