file systems drivers

[gaf at blu.org (Jerry Feldman)]

You must enable NTFS in the kernel. Most kernels are built without NTFS 
support.
I am unaware of any utility for Windows that allows Windows access to ext2. 
VMWare would be a solution where you yould use SMB and Samba. on Linux to 
import and export to Windows.
"Jim Long" wrote:
> I am dual booting my laptop with Windows 2000 and RedHat 7.1. What is the bes
> t free driver that will read ext2 file system from Windows 2000? Conversely, 
> how can I read the NT file system (ver.5)from Linux? The man page for mount s
> eems to say that ntfs is supported, but when I tried it, mount gave an error 
> message saying the kernel does not support ntfs.
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