Tiny Core Base > TCB Talk

ntfs

(1/3) > >>

cast-fish:
Hello

i was wondering what are the reasons that tcl is no longer readily supporting NTFS partitions for putting your tce directory?

i will check the forum

V.

bmarkus:
It was never supported. Correct writing of NTFS requires ntfs-3g extensions which is optional, it was never part of the base system.

Rich:
Hi cast-fish
Read this post for a brief explanation:
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,11855.msg70385.html#msg70385
And this one for when roberts previously answered that question for you:
http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php/topic,13113.msg72330.html#msg72330

cast-fish:

--- Quote from: bmarkus on June 18, 2012, 07:52:51 AM ---It was never supported. Correct writing of NTFS requires ntfs-3g extensions which is optional, it was never part of the base system.

--- End quote ---

oh well then.

I see. Seem to recall using it right off the bat M.

thanks

V

cast-fish:
Yes Rich

i think it is in connection with using tinycore right from the start. On a CD disc (win pre loaded machine)

when TCL boots wil it auto do a "tce directory" someplace... (not talking about OS instals here...just
what TCL can do with it's native CD disc boot)

would it find and make a persistant TCE directoty someplace?


can't know that' it's any relevance. I know TCE changes often

Thanx

Vince.

Navigation

[0] Message Index

[#] Next page