It's good to have most of your hard drive space as your windows partition or to have a large partition that uses a file system that windows can read as linux can read windows-read file systems(there may be an exception but not where the fats are concerned, which is probably what you have) but windows cannot read linux info. That way, you can store all your info in an area common to both so you have access to almost all your data, all the time.
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Re: XP? uhhh...
Date: 2002-10-01 08:51 pm (UTC)It's good to have most of your hard drive space as your windows partition or to have a large partition that uses a file system that windows can read as linux can read windows-read file systems(there may be an exception but not where the fats are concerned, which is probably what you have) but windows cannot read linux info. That way, you can store all your info in an area common to both so you have access to almost all your data, all the time.
It's happy.