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http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/FAQ/NTFS
Building the NTFS-3G driver for Unslung. View BuildNTFS3G for instructions on how to build the FUSE kernel drive and user-space NTFS-3G tools. The NTFS-3G driver is much more reliable and faster than the Paragon driver. It is, however, difficult to build until we get an optware package.
https://community.linksys.com/t5/Network-Storage/NTFS-on-NSLU2/td-p/61872
You only need to format in NTFS with a PC (the NSLU2 unit cannot do it). Plug the NTFS disk on port 1 (or port 2 if FW 2.3R72) and plug an another disk on the other port (this one formatted by the NSLU2) to allow the NSLU2 to use this second disk as a chache/swap area ; taht's recommended to handle correctly the NTFS disk.
https://community.linksys.com/t5/Network-Storage/NSLU2-NTFS-Reliability-issues/td-p/7674
Hi - I've just got a new NSLU2 (mfg 5/2006) and upgraded to R63 firmware for NTFS support. I connected up my new Hitachi Deskstar 250Gb drive inside my PC, formatted to NTFS, and copied my MP3s over from the machine. I also set up the automatic …
https://community.linksys.com/t5/Network-Storage/NSLU2-NTFS-FAT32-support-including-BACKUP-Disk1-to-Disk2/td-p/305384
Dec 25, 2009 · I am trying to set up my NSLU2 (v2.3 R63) so that I can easily plug my USB drives under a Windows 7 64 bits system and recover files if I want it (*). I also want to have the Backup feature working between Disk1 and Disk2!! So I said to myself, why not take advantage of NSLU2 support …
https://community.linksys.com/t5/Network-Storage/NSLU2-NTFS-Reliability-issues/td-p/7674/highlight/true/page/2
Hi - I've just got a new NSLU2 (mfg 5/2006) and upgraded to R63 firmware for NTFS support. I connected up my new Hitachi Deskstar 250Gb drive inside my PC, formatted to NTFS, and copied my MP3s over from the machine. I also set up the automatic …
https://community.linksys.com/t5/Network-Storage/What-file-systems-does-the-NSLU2-support/td-p/260
No, you can't hot-swap a USB drive between your NSLU2 and your notebook computer for two reasons; 1) The NSLU2 does NOT support hot-swapping. You risk serious damage to your files if you start yanking your USB key in and out of a running NSLU2 unit. 2) The file format of a NSLU2 is NOT compatible with native Windows.
https://community.linksys.com/t5/Network-Storage/NSLU2-and-NTFS-on-My-Book-1TB-with-RAID-1/td-p/253960
My issue and how I got it resolved. equipament: NSLU2 - Flashed with R63 WD My Book dual 1 TB (each). Formatted NTFS as 1TB (RAID 1) connected to Disk 1 PC: running XP SP3 Cannot connect to NSLU via windows. I could not map a drive either via IP or netbios neither access it …
https://community.linksys.com/t5/Network-Storage/NSLU2-file-system-ext3-vs-NTFS/td-p/254775
NSLU2 will support maximum of 1TB Hard Drive Size, as you already have 2 Hard Drives connected, it covers 520GB, so you need to use a third hard drive of maximum size 500GB, 1TB or 1.5TB will not work...However, you can give it a try with 1TB Hard Drive...
https://community.linksys.com/t5/Network-Storage/NSLU2-File-formats/td-p/24730
The NTFS support is limited to read/write and you can not make private directories on the NTFS disc as the NSLU2 runs an embedded version of Linux (which has no support for the security and access control lists used by NTFS)
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