Issue #74 / Jan 2007
Cover Theme: Accessing NTFS
DVD: Ubuntu 6.10 ‘Edgy Eft’
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NEWS: COVENANT MATTERS
Dear Linux Magazine Reader, Usually we only get one cataclysmic, world-changing Linux event per month, but it looks......NEWS: Linux New Media Awards 2006
Linux New Media Awards 2006Community and commercial cooperation is increasingly important in the Open Source world. At this year’s Linux New Media Awards, we were the first to award a prize for the best combination of fire and water. This year’s awards were presented at the LinuxWorld Expo in Cologne, Germany.
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SCANDINAVIAN OPEN SOURCE AWARD SCANDINAVIAN OPEN SOURCE AWARD II ENTER CHINA – WITH A PARTY INDIC OPEN OFFICE MINI-C......NEWS: ZACK'S KERNEL NEWS
ReiserFS Turmoil Status of sysctl Maintainership Issues Filesystem Benchmarks DeLOCK USB Ethern......SERVICE: WRITE ACCESS
HowTo Lost Article ...COVER STORY: Accessing NTFS Intro
Accessing NTFS partitions in LinuxWhether you are troubleshooting or just configuring for efficiency, it is a good idea to explore your options for accessing your Windows partitions from Linux.
COVER STORY: ntfsprogs
Exploring the ntfsprogs toolsetThe ntfsprogs toolset lets you manage NTFS resources from the Linux command line.
COVER STORY: Captive
Accessing NTFS on a dual-boot system with CaptiveCaptive offers access to NTFS through the original Windows driver. We tried out Captive 1.1.7 in a real-world dual-boot scenario with low-end hardware.
COVER STORY: Live Distros with NTFS
Accessing NTFS from a Linux live distroA Linux live distro may be just what you need to recover a Windows computer brought down by a system problem or virus attack. Knoppix creator Klaus Knopper gives you some tips for accessing NTFS from live Linux.
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