At 12:05 AM 19/05/2006, you wrote:

> >
> > How could a Debian partition be NTFS?
>Windows shows them as NTFS, regardless which filesystem they really are,
>since there is no way for Windows to know the real filesystem on the
>Linux side.

Ask your sysadmin about the format of the partition where your T
drive is located. It will be either: FAT (which is a simulation of
the Windows 16-bit format), ext2, ext3 or ReiserFS. Neither FAT nor
ext2 can store files > 2 Gb.

./heLen