nathan_probst wrote:

> Yes. FAT32 is rather limited. But here's the rub...we need to be
> able to mount the same filesystem under both OSes with out an
> export/reload. As far as I know, FAT32 is the only option for a
> stable, natively support filesystem that can cross over from Windows
> to Linux and back. Of course, Helen's mention of a raw partition is
> intriging...got any other ideas?
>
> Nathan

Have you looked at http://www.fs-driver.org/ ? Perhaps it might be
useful to you.

Peter