Ice is write, but I'll elaborate a bit. <br><br>Linux can read anything off of NTFS with no problems. In fact there is even a faster driver you can install into your kernel if you like. Its supposed ...

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It probably works ok considering it uses Microsoft's own NTFS driver to do the real work, in the way NTFS4DOS does and I've never had any problems with NTFS4DOS. For work use I'd be carefull though ...

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