Antony wrote:I only had a quick read on the onmac.net website. To read Mac partition, you will need to install HFS+ support to Windows. It will be a smart idea to keep Mac OS X partition inaccessible from the Windows, to keep it safe.DJGM wrote:What I'd like to know about this project is ... when XP is running on the MacIntel machine, is the Mac OS X partition accessible from within Windows, and is the Windows partition accessible from within Mac OS X?
Read-only access of either partition from either OS would probably be pretty safe. If there's a port of ntfsutils to Darwin, then that could always be used to mount an NTFS partition. The current ntfsutils package has experimental write support, though I've never actually tried it.
On the other hand, Macdrive, MacDisk, and other HFS+-mounting software for Windows aren't free. Since HFS+ is documented, though, there's a good chance that mounting an HFS+/HFSJ (with journaling support)/HFSX partition wouldn't destroy anything.
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