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   From: "Mark Dodel"    
      
   On Mon, 21 Mar 2011 20:03:08 UTC, Peter Brown    
    wrote:   
      
   -> Hi Pierre   
   ->    
   -> Pierre Jelenc wrote:   
   -> > I have an external (USB) disk with 3 partitions formatted with JFS and I   
   -> > would like to reformat one of those to FAT32 to be readable by both eCS   
   -> > and Linux.   
   -> >   
   ->    
   ->    
   -> I thought I read somewhere that linux systems could use JFS? - that    
   -> would be the btter way of doing things as fat32 is sooo slow.   
   ->    
   I gave up on Linux when the update to OpenSUSE 3.2 screwed up my MBR    
   and couldn't boot eCS until I removed the Linux partitions, but before   
   that I could read the eCS JFS volumes, but there were problems with    
   the file level permissions.  They don't exist under the eCS formatted    
   JFS and I could never successfully set most of them under Linux.     
      
   Mark   
      
      
      
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