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Hi,
I've got a PC with Windows XP, with a NTFS hard
disk. Like before, I made a Linux ext2 partition where I installed Debian (
along with a swap linux partition).
The problem is that when I tryed to run a program
in Debian that would write to the disk, I found out that I only had read-only
permissions. Ok; I made a FAT partition and tried to mount it - but it tells me
that fs doesn't support FAT or FAT 32 system files.
It worked before; why doesn't it work
now?
Can, please, someone help me?
Kind regards,
Rui Miguel Fernandes
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