[ltp] [slightly OT] File system compatibility : W2k-Linux

[Robert Hollis]

At home I run a triple boot of W98SE, W2K and RH7.1.  MS operating systems
reside on FAT32 (vfat) and are accessable from Linux.  I'm working on
trying to play DVD's from Linux but have been limited by other factors
(primarily time).

Robert Hollis
630-573-7383 (T/L 677)
e-mail - vdrlholl@us.ibm.com

IBM
2707 Butterfield Rd.
Oak Brook, IL.  60523



"sylvestre meininger" <sylme@free.fr>@bm-soft.com on 04/23/2001 10:45:04 AM

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Subject:  [ltp] [slightly OT] File system compatibility : W2k-Linux



Hi all.

This, is a newbie question :

I want to run both W2K (for watching DVDs) and Linux on my A21p and I'd
like
to have a "Data" partition accessible through both OS.
Is FAT compatible with W2k and Linux ? Is there any other compatible File
System ?

As an aside, I'm aware that IBM released a Linux DVD player but I have no
clue as to where I can find it.

Thanks for any info.

sylvestre


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