Aug 30, 2004 #1 S Syhaeruic n00b Joined Aug 27, 2004 Messages 7 Is there a way to edit Windows text files in Linux? I don't want to copy the file and then edit it, I need to edit the file as it is.
Is there a way to edit Windows text files in Linux? I don't want to copy the file and then edit it, I need to edit the file as it is.
Aug 30, 2004 #2 K KevinO [H]ard|Gawd Joined Aug 6, 2004 Messages 1,433 FAT or NTFS? FAT/FAT32: Support is in the kernel.. You have to enable VFAT. This should give you read/write support and I think it is fairly safe to use. NTFS: There is no safe way to do it under linux. There is write capabilities for NTFS, but they are extremely limited and can corrupt data easily.
FAT or NTFS? FAT/FAT32: Support is in the kernel.. You have to enable VFAT. This should give you read/write support and I think it is fairly safe to use. NTFS: There is no safe way to do it under linux. There is write capabilities for NTFS, but they are extremely limited and can corrupt data easily.
Aug 30, 2004 #4 K kerrle n00b Joined Aug 23, 2004 Messages 35 There IS A way to write NTFS files fully under Linux; you have to use the Captive NTFS driver. The web page on how to do it is here: http://www.jankratochvil.net/project/captive/ I've done this, and it works fine on my machine, at least.
There IS A way to write NTFS files fully under Linux; you have to use the Captive NTFS driver. The web page on how to do it is here: http://www.jankratochvil.net/project/captive/ I've done this, and it works fine on my machine, at least.