axelgenus wrote:

George wrote:Do cat /proc/mounts and you will see it's test to.

Well, at the end it seems like it's the same thing...

George wrote:Ah, Homer to the rescue ...
Leaving debug code in can sometimes be usefull
It should be fixed know.

Yeah, I supposed was something like a debug code but what do you mean by saying "It sould be fixed now."? Do you refer to SVN code? Did you fix the bug?

In SVN it should be fixed, but I cannot test it, seeing that I never got that bug.

George wrote:In SVN it should be fixed, but I cannot test it, seeing that I never got that bug.

Ok, I'll test that later...

This program will let you browse and copy files from your EXT3 filesystem while in windows.

http://uranus.it.swin.edu.au/~jn/linux/explore2fs.htm

I used it to backup about 45 gigs worth of data onto my windows hard drive when I performed a reinstall of linux. Seemed to work flawlessly.

That's not what I need... I need to share a partition that can be read and written by both O.S.

Right now the only file system which allows to do such a thing is FAT (16 or 32) so it's very important to fully support those FS... With SVN version it seems to work good!

> I need to share a partition that can be read and written by both O.S.

Did you try Ext2Fsd? I was under the impression it could do exactly that.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/ext2fsd

I tried that program: it really rocks!!!

It also read ext3 but AFAIK the write support is still a "maybe-it-works" and a "maybe-it-breaks-your-partition". I tried with ext3 and seems to work fine... I'm going to save my linux partition before test the write support.

However thank you really much!!!

PS - KT still needs support for FAT partitons.