Subj : Re: Specialised Dual Boot - Two Drives
To   : comp.os.linux
From : Gernot Hassenpflug
Date : Tue Dec 21 2004 11:15 pm

you could also share a partition in VFAT (FAT32) filesystem format
between Windows and linux. Since Windows will detect this partition
automatically, no problem writing and reading. Linux can mount it too,
so no problem there either. Of course, the trouble is that Windows
does not respect ownership privileges. Hence this is only good for
data. Never store sensitive data or programs on such a shared
partition!

I suppose thee best option is to use Samba to share Windows files, and
vice versa.

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G Hassenpflug RASC, Kyoto University

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