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From: "Julien Pham" <jpham@mis.mc>
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Subject: Reading and writing on NTFS5 (windows 2000) hard drives
Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2001 15:28:34 +0100
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Is it possible ? And if so is it dangerous ?
With linux I have read to NEVER read/write to/from an NTFS5 drive, it can
corrupt the whole drive.

And with FreeBSD ?

Thanks...

PS : if I must not do this, how do I put FreeBSD to not see windows 2000
partitions ?



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