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[Manic Nimrod]

Yay more questions from manic nimrod

Anyway, ok so i have ubuntu dual botted with windows, i downloaded some music when i was on ubuntu, currently im on windows and would like to listen to the music i downloaded in ubuntu, it saved to the User/Music folder. Trouble is i dont have a clue where that is in the file system of the other partition, i have searched my PC but cant find it. Any help?

[Teslanaut]

Originally Posted by Manic Nimrod

Yay more questions from manic nimrod

Anyway, ok so i have ubuntu dual botted with windows, i downloaded some music when i was on ubuntu, currently im on windows and would like to listen to the music i downloaded in ubuntu, it saved to the User/Music folder. Trouble is i dont have a clue where that is in the file system of the other partition, i have searched my PC but cant find it. Any help?

Windows cannot see the Ubuntu partition unfortunately

[Manic Nimrod]

Originally Posted by Teslanaut

Windows cannot see the Ubuntu partition unfortunately

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[simonrichards150]

Originally Posted by Teslanaut

Windows cannot see the Ubuntu partition unfortunately

Not by default it cant, correct.

BUT..

Download and install this:

http://www.fs-driver.org/index.html

Then the partitions will show up in "My computer" and you can access everything from your linux installation!

[orion2020]

I believe if your windows partition was formatted in FAT32, linux could see it and vise versa.

Could be wrong though

[Teslanaut]

Originally Posted by orion2020

I believe if your windows partition was formatted in FAT32, linux could see it and vise versa.

Could be wrong though

Linux CAN See NTFS (Which is what Windows Vista uses exclusively)

Well, Hardy Heron could. I think 7.10 also could see it.

Not sure if you can Write to it though.

[orion2020]

Originally Posted by Teslanaut

Linux CAN See NTFS (Which is what Windows Vista uses exclusively)

Well, Hardy Heron could. I think 7.10 also could see it.

Not sure if you can Write to it though.

True dat, but I was thinking more "default" and not having to install anything extra.

Unless the ntfs support was packaged in 7.10 .... not sure on that

[simonrichards150]

I have 7.10 and i can write to NTFS just fine.

[Monkey Jam]

Originally Posted by Manic Nimrod

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If you are using vista try using easy BCD as the defualt bootloader...if you even still have that problem

[Zee]

Originally Posted by simonrichards150

Not by default it cant, correct.

BUT..

Download and install this:

http://www.fs-driver.org/index.html

Then the partitions will show up in "My computer" and you can access everything from your linux installation!

You're correct, i'm reading / writing Linux partitions from Windows XP and vice versa. Dual booting currently with XP and Kubuntu 8.04