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Current news
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Add new utility: ntfsmount. It is a FUSE module that uses on libntfs. So,
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you need FUSE 2.3 to compile it. This module supports file overwrite including
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changing the file size and can read/write/add/remove named data streams via
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"file:stream" interface and list them via "ntfs.streams.list" extended
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attribute (this only if xattr support is enabled). (Yura Pakhuchiy)
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Older news
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Attribute resize code for normal and sparse files is completed. Thus, ntfscp
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should always successfully overwrite any normal or sparse file even if file
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size is changed. (Yura Pakhuchiy)
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Moved back from BitKeeper to CVS on SF.net.
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ntfsprogs should now work completely on Windows 2000 and XP (Cygwin).
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mkntfs does not create bootable volumes when on Windows. Volumes are locked
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when using a R/W utility in order to prevent data corruption. (Yuval Fledel,
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Anton Altaparmakov)
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ntfsinfo has been extended and now provides much more detailed information as
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well as being able to resolve a path/filename instead of requiring the inode
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number. (Yuval Fledel, Anton Altaparmakov)
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mkntfs now creates bootable ntfs volumes so you can install Windows on an
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ntfs volume created with mkntfs and Windows will manage to boot afterwards.
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ntfsresize now supports relocation which generally means you are now able to
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resize to any size you like (as long as there is enough free space). Note,
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this modifies the command line options a little as well as the returned output
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so applications using ntfsresize might need modifications before they will
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work with the updated ntfsresize. (Szakacsits Szabolcs)
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ntfsprogs now should ./configure and compile cleanly on SuSE as well as RedHat
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Linux.
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ntfsprogs ("make libs" only) now compiles on FreeBSD, NetBSD, Windows (Cygwin),
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and DOS (DJGPP). Thanks to Christophe Grenier for DOS and FreeBSD testing
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and fixes and to Lode Leroy for Windows testing and fixes.
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