2 OS partitioning?

[MrCoffee]

This is my Raptor

This is my Atlas 4

Thats not the whole story but the Raptor is better, mind you I've had the SCSI setup for years

 

[Nitestick]

linux can access both windows and linux partitions. for FC5 you will have to use EXT3FS or EXT2FS but i would reccomend EXT3FS. if you can find the program "ext2ifs" i think it is called you can use that to access linux partitions in windows. if you can't find it catch me on msn or email me or something. i think i have the final version of it somewhere

 

[TheMajor]

Thanks Major for the info....

Here is one last question for you.....

Can Windows and Linux (whichever distro) both use & save files on the same partition of a drive, or are the file structure's different, so each would need its own file space?

Linux can't save files on NTFS partitions. You can create a small FAT32 partition for storing files with linux and still be able to access them with Windows. You cannot store files bigger than 4GB on a FAT32 partition, however.

 

[Nitestick]

no the latest kernel has pretty much full read/write access. also there is a layer app you can use to access NTFS in Linux