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Hi..
I have three drive with all FAT32 file system named C,D,E. I have installed Xp into c drive and for linux i made room D drive empty. Now i want to install Linux into D drive. Please anyone can tell me that which file system is common for both operating system and in linux which file system is read by Xp..
waiting for good solution
thanx.
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>So we're left to wait for the day either Windows works with some file system that your Red Hat installs
Windows has third party drivers for ext2 and ext3 can be used in ext2 mode. Quite h0c4r attempt, but still very possible:
http://www.fs-driver.org/
>or Red Hat installs to a file system that Windows works with.
Never.
Fat32 is thanks to microsoft alive zombie and ntfs is not compatible with POSIX security storage standards. So never. Unless ms will release new POSIX standadts capable fs but NEW FEATURE is censored word when we talk about MS os features.
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