Friday, September 17, 2010
Can i View wall of window contained by linux both Operating system on same PC?
Can i View wall of window contained by linux both Operating system on same PC?
You can use Windows partition (FAT32 and NTFS partitions) from inside GNU/Linux (just as you would use them in Windows). There are utilities that allow you to read GNU/Linux partition from Windows, but I haven't heard of any which will allow you to write facts.
1. To use Windows partitions from inside GNU/Linux, you would entail to install fuse-utils (in case of Debian-based distros resembling ubuntu) and mount the drives.
http://packages.debian.org/unstable/util...
2. To read (but not write into) GNU/Linux partitions from Windows, use this freeware utility call Explore2fs.
http://www.chrysocome.net/downloads/expl...
YES YOU CAN.
yes u can.. u can also specify the partitions which u donot want to see contained by either of the OS
Yes, but you enjoy to mount the drive using the terminal..
Just create a folder where u want to mount ur window patition in the linux to access the window file.
for eg:
#mkdir windows_partition
#pwd
/root/windows_partition
#mount /dev/hda1 /root/windows_partition
#cd /root/windows_partition
#ls -l
u can access ur window files in that folder.
yeahh! if u own doulble partition , why not! :)
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