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jezuch

Nov 01, 2007
1:50 AM EDT 		This is very useful indeed, but the motivation given is not enough:

Quoting:But, what if you want to boot to the system and see what's on there, and get data off?


I've been using ntfs-3g FUSE driver for many months without any problems, *including* write access. I can imagine needing to log into Windows only if the partition uses some as of yet unsupported features, like encryption (or compression?).

I thought I'd mention that, as a happy user :)
hkwint

Nov 01, 2007
3:15 AM EDT 		Of course you can use Linux, but this review may be more aimed at people who don't know how to use Linux to copy over their files; and therefore the writer only uses Linux for resetting the password.

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