i want to read files in ntfs partition by ext int 13.
but i could not found any code in google.
help me.
ntfs read by int13
Re: ntfs read by int13
Hi,
Are you sure that using NTFS is a rational/justifiable decision?
Cheers,
Brendan
NTFS is proprietory (e.g. no information is provided by Microsoft without a non-disclosure agreement) and is also quite complex. This means that any third party software (that isn't "closed source" and covered by an NDA) is derived from reverse engineering, and (due to the complexity part) may be wrong (e.g. might not handle all features and all corner-cases correctly).howord wrote:i want to read files in ntfs partition by ext int 13.
but i could not found any code in google.
help me.
Are you sure that using NTFS is a rational/justifiable decision?
Cheers,
Brendan
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Re: ntfs read by int13
Bios int 0x13 don't read File System, it load only sectors in memoryi want to read files in ntfs partition by ext int 13.
but i could not found any code in google.
help me.
Re: ntfs read by int13
Of course, Linux' NTFS handling is quite stable and works fine.Brendan wrote:NTFS is proprietory (e.g. no information is provided by Microsoft without a non-disclosure agreement) and is also quite complex. This means that any third party software (that isn't "closed source" and covered by an NDA) is derived from reverse engineering, and (due to the complexity part) may be wrong (e.g. might not handle all features and all corner-cases correctly).
JAL