(14/05/2010 07:49 AM)trademark91 Wrote:  

(14/05/2010 07:36 AM)S7* Wrote:  

(14/05/2010 07:26 AM)trademark91 Wrote:  

(14/05/2010 06:24 AM)S7* Wrote:  

(14/05/2010 05:55 AM)trademark91 Wrote:  and the fat partition will be used to store all my media and stuff

I understand you want to access it from both OSs but you also have to put up with the 4GB file limit..

good call. maybe ill just go with ntfs then. or ext2. i need it to be easily mounted from 7 though, that's the only issue...

indeed. and I haven't heard if NTFS-support has been implemented in Linux yet...

Just one of those problems...

ntfs is definitely implemented in linux lol. i use ntfs-3g and it always seems to work. im just worried about what will be easiest for them all . ext3 shared would be ideal, but the driver for windows doesn't work. and ive been hearing some bad things about writing too much to ntfs drives from linux. at this point, im really confus... :(

after reading up about NTFS-3G it does seem like the best option if you want to avoid the 4GB limit of FAT32