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https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/t/412348/livecd-with-ntfs-support/
As I know latest Linux kernels should support alot of hardware and filesystem drivers and latest ubuntu versions including livecd should support ntfs read-write since they all have everything what...
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/13131/a-live-cd-distro-for-getting-data-off-a-ntfs-partition-without-x-windows
The Windows partition on my laptop seems to refuse to boot, and since I lack the original install CD, I was thinking of installing my preferred Linux distro, Arch on it.. I want to recover data off the Windows hard drive (and onto my external) first before installing Arch, so I intend to use a Live CD to do so.
https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-distributions-5/live-cd-with-full-ntfs-support-283113/
Feb 10, 2005 · Are there any Linux live CD's out there that have full NTFS read/write support? I had a Windows XP system crash a while back and wanted to copy some files from the system drive to the other drive before I overwrote the system drive with a backup I had made earlier.
http://knopper.net/knoppix/knoppix51-en.html
NTFS-3G allows writing to NTFS partitions with almost no restrictions. Being based on the Linux-NTFS project, NTFS-3G has been successfully tested as "Filesystem-In-Userspace"-plugin in many installaions, and is also being used for GNU/Linux-based virus scanners like "Knoppicillin".
https://vtopan.wordpress.com/2009/11/15/recovering-data-from-a-dead-windows-ntfs-disk-using-linux/
Nov 15, 2009 · Linux live CDs with NTFS support I’ve tried SystemRescueCd, Trinity Rescue Kit, RIP Linux and plain vanilla Knoppix, and Trinity Rescue Kit appears to be the best: it has ntfstools / Linux-NTFS installed, and it didn’t hang on boot because of the failing HDD (other distros did).
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