OSDev.org

so that i can add that in my os project

http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/g ... ;a=summary

Too lazy to Google?


Regards,
Stephan J.R. van Schaik.

It's likely you'll find drivers, not libraries.

There also exists the ntfsprogs project, it's somewhat similar to mtools, but for NTFS filesystems.

Many of the tools can be compiled without FUSE support, although there are some portability issues for non-Linux systems, using the patches in FreeBSD ports might help work around some of those.

As was previously stated though, you really should do some initial research yourself.. or perhaps remember this place isn't twitter.

http://www.linux-ntfs.org/doku.php?id=ntfsprogs

i already looked into those. but those are very difficult to understand.
i like something, that only need functions like read sector and write sector etc

anyway, thanks to all.

shahadat wrote:i already looked into those. but those are very difficult to understand.
i like something, that only need functions like read sector and write sector etc

That's because NTFS is a difficult, proprietary format

This would be an excellent moment to consider implementing ext2 - especially since there are windows drivers for that.