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[ale] Local File Storage options
- Subject: [ale] Local File Storage options
- From: calvin.harrigan at gmail.com (Calvin Harrigan)
- Date: Fri, 2 Aug 2019 12:14:35 -0400
Hi all,
??? I've found myself in a situation where I need to share several
large partitions on a single machine across Windows 10 and Linux (ubuntu
18.04)
What would be the best filesystem option for sharing read/write access
to these partitions?? I thought about using NTFS with ntfs-3g under
linux, but because of the proprietary nature of NTFS, I'm reluctant.?
I'm afraid of catastrophic filesystem failure in the event of a driver
error.? Is VFAT(fat32) a viable option?? It officially has a limit of
32GB, though I know it can go as high as 2TB.? It offers no features of
a modern filesystem though.? EXT4 doesn't have a practical driver based
solution for windows.? There are programs like Ext2Fsd, but I have the
same issues with it as I do with ntfs-3g.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks