
My hard disk really does have an NTFS partition, but it isn't NT, nor is it WIN2000 — it's an empty NTFS partition.
Why doesn't it say it found it? How do I read and write it?
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The following is quoted from 沈洁 on 2003-7-17 10:11:24:
ntfsdos needs an NTFS partition from winNt to read and write files,
ntfsdos needs to call some winnt software.



The following is quoted from Wengier on 2003-7-17 9:19:05:
Then there shouldn't be any problem with the read-only version of NTFSDOS, right?


The following is quoted from Wengier on 2003-7-18 20:25:19:
I've run into these situations too. My overall feeling is that they're bugs in the read/write version of NTFSDOS itself... And NTFSDOS has too many other shortcomings as well (like huge memory usage, being very unstable, not supporting Chinese long filenames, etc.), so could all of us write a better NTFS for DOS driver ourselves?