[CVALE] Palimpset Disk Utility: "Disk Has Many Bad Sectors"

Landon Blake lblake at ksninc.com
Thu Jan 7 11:16:38 PST 2010


Ian,

Good job on your CCNA classes!

Landon

-----Original Message-----
From: cvale-bounces at lists.fire2wire.com [mailto:cvale-bounces at lists.fire2wire.com] On Behalf Of Ian Sterling
Sent: Thursday, December 24, 2009 3:22 PM
To: cvale at cvale.org; terry at tracy-sw.com
Subject: Re: [CVALE] Palimpset Disk Utility: "Disk Has Many Bad Sectors"

> Does anyone know if NTFS on Linux is 100% compatible with MS yet?  My 4 year old system has limited
> NTFS writing ability.  My new Linux system seems to do much better but I run into permission
> problems when reading from Vista (but usually okay with XP).  Since I don't understand Vista
> security and barely understand Win XP it's probably just an administrator (me) issue.

By 100% do you mean preserving the permissions and all that?  Short
answer is not really.  NTFS has more permissions switches than *nix
does, IIRC.

If you mean pretty bomb-proof read/write capability, then yes.  I'm
able to read and write to and from my NTFS drives from within Ubuntu
9.10.  I don't know if it uses a vanilla kernel module or a 3rd party
module though.  I just use what's provided with the current Ubuntu
installations.

> It appears Linux NTFS has been steadily improving over the last 10 years.  Just wondering if I can
> depend upon Linux NTFS being 100% compatible with MS NTFS yet.
>
> It's December 24th.  Y'all should be doing Christmas/Family stuff, not reading email.

I'm working. Bah and Humbug.  (On the plus side, I //think// I get
holiday pay plus I have about 6 hours of OT for the week, so this
week's check will look pretty nice.)

My added subject - I have passed the first two of four CCNA classes
with grades of 96% or better.  YAY!

--Ian...

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