NT file system?

Dale R. Worley (worley@ariadne.com)
Wed, 11 Dec 1996 14:45:49 -0500

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I suspect that this topic has come by before, but I don't remember the
answer: MS Windows NT has a "native" file system, which I think is
called NTFS. Is there Linux support for NTFS? (I notice that even
the most recent 2.1 kernels don't have a directory named fs/ntfs, but
some of the other filesystems have extremely little documentation, so
I can't tell what systems they work on.)

Thanks,

Dale

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