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Philippe Coulonges <cphil@cphil.net> writes:
> Si tu avais lu le début de l'enfilade, tu saurais que Linux ne sait pas
> écrire sur du NTFS. C'est CA le problème.
Ca a l'air de s'arranger..
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| To begin with, Linux 2.6 now supports Windows' Logical Disk Manager
| (aka "Dynamic Disks"). This is the new partition table scheme that
| Windows XP and later have adopted to allow for easier resizing and
| creation of multiple partitions. (Of course, it is not likely that
| Linux systems will be using the new scheme for new installations
| anytime soon.) Linux 2.6 also features improved (and rewritten)
| support for the NTFS filesystem (which is now also used in consumer
| products) and it is now possible to mount a NTFS volume
| read/write. Writing support is still experimental and is gradually
| being improved; it may or may not be enabled for the final kernel
| release.
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