I know that the write support for NTFS is dangerous, but as I can no more
use my WinNT partition (in fact my broter :-)...) because I have replaced
one file (hal.dll) with a new one, and NT tell me at the very beginning of
the boot process that the file is corrupt...
I manage under linux to write new files, but not to erase or replace existing
ones, is there a special tricks for that?
I have to say I realy like the option single of linux, and the ability to boot
from fd...
Thanks,
Greg ICQ:16624071
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Gregoire Favre, Institut de Mathématique de l'Universite de Lausanne
+41 21 692 35 73, http://www.unil.ch/ima/docs/Personnes/gfavre
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