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Alexander Skwar <listen@×××××××××××××××.name> writes: |
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>> Alexander, Do you know if the system described above is what ntfs-g3 |
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>> does too? |
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> I don't understatnd the question. Can you phrase it differently? |
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First, sorry this got somewhat disjointed. |
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I think you may have already ansered what I wanted to know but for the |
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sake of clarity. |
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The `puppy' live cd described in my quotation says it can create a |
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file on ntfs and this write withing that space. In other words it |
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isn't normal read/write as we normally think of it. |
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My question to you was if ntfs-g3 can read/write in a normal way to |
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ntfs. That is could one do: |
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echo data >file |
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and then |
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rm -f file |
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or vim file <edit> <save> in the normal way? |
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I think you've already said you think it can. I was unable to tell |
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from the man page installed with ntfs-g3 and wanted to know for sure |
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before getting myself into a bind. |
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