View Full Version : [ubuntu] Using new NTFS in ubuntu regularily
TigerWolf
September 21st, 2008, 04:02 PM
I was wondering if anyone has much experience with the NTFS-3g drivers in ubuntu that allow NTFS write and how stable they are.
Im thinking of doing a lot of moving of NTFS files to re organise things and use them for storage as it is just easier coming from windows.
Are they OK at high use? Will I find any problems with them?
What are peoples experience with them?
billgoldberg
September 21st, 2008, 05:52 PM
I was wondering if anyone has much experience with the NTFS-3g drivers in ubuntu that allow NTFS write and how stable they are.
Im thinking of doing a lot of moving of NTFS files to re organise things and use them for storage as it is just easier coming from windows.
Are they OK at high use? Will I find any problems with them?
What are peoples experience with them?
You posted your question in the wrong sub forum.
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On topic;
As you know those drivers are installed by default in Hardy.
My external HDD has a 450gb ntfs partition (it came like that, I didn't feel like reformatting it) and I have never gotten any problems with it.
It isn't uncommon that I move 50gb of files to it at the same time and I never get any problems.
So I would say they are stable.
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