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Linux/XP File Recognition

2004-04-22 by Tom Husband

I'm in the process of setting up Roy Harrington's QTR on a Redhat 9 
partition.  It's a dual boot set up with XP Home in an NTFS 
partition.  After a few hiccups I'm able to dual boot perfectly now.  
I have all the files in place to install QTR and will probably do it 
tonight.  A question though.  I'll be editing the images in Photoshop 
CS on the XP partition but am not sure how to transfer them to the 
Linux side.  I'm thinking of a separate FAT32 partition and save the 
images there but don't know how to get Linux to recognize that 
partition.  Anybody doing this sort of thing?  I've looked all over 
the place but can't seem to find a definitive answer.

Thanks,

Tom

Re: Linux/XP File Recognition

2004-04-22 by Roy Harrington

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Husband" 
<thusband@s...> wrote:
> I'm in the process of setting up Roy Harrington's QTR on a Redhat 9 
> partition.  It's a dual boot set up with XP Home in an NTFS 
> partition.  After a few hiccups I'm able to dual boot perfectly now.  
> I have all the files in place to install QTR and will probably do it 
> tonight.  A question though.  I'll be editing the images in Photoshop 
> CS on the XP partition but am not sure how to transfer them to the 
> Linux side.  I'm thinking of a separate FAT32 partition and save the 
> images there but don't know how to get Linux to recognize that 
> partition.  Anybody doing this sort of thing?  I've looked all over 
> the place but can't seem to find a definitive answer.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Tom

The different Linuxes recognize different filesystems, so you should
check their docs.  But FAT32 would be the most likely candidate.
NTFS is very good but I'm not sure Redhat will deal with it.  What
FS are you going to load linux on?  I bet XP will recognize it.

Roy

Re: Linux/XP File Recognition

2004-04-22 by Tom Husband

A question though.  I'll be editing the images in Photoshop 
> > CS on the XP partition but am not sure how to transfer them to 
the 
> > Linux side.  I'm thinking of a separate FAT32 partition and save 
the 
> > images there but don't know how to get Linux to recognize that 
> > partition.  Anybody doing this sort of thing?  I've looked all 
over 
> > the place but can't seem to find a definitive answer.
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > 
> > Tom
> 
> The different Linuxes recognize different filesystems, so you should
> check their docs.  But FAT32 would be the most likely candidate.
> NTFS is very good but I'm not sure Redhat will deal with it.  What
> FS are you going to load linux on?  I bet XP will recognize it.
> 
> Roy

Roy,

Redhat 9 is in an EXT3 partition.  I didn't think XP would recognize 
EXT3 but I haven't tried it.

Thanks,

Tom

RE: [Digital BW] Linux/XP File Recognition

2004-04-22 by Roger L Sopher

Hi Tom,

Rather than having to diddle with the system, another (?easier) way to to
use a USB-2 flash memory drive as the intermediary. You may have to add an
entry to the fstab in Linux but that is pretty straight forward. So the work
flow would be to write the file to the flash memory drive, boot up Linux,
mount the flash memory drive if it didn't automount, and then print away.
The how to for adding a flash memory drive to Linux is:
 http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Flash-Memory-HOWTO/index.html

Roger
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  From: Tom Husband [mailto:thusband@...]
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  To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: [Digital BW] Linux/XP File Recognition


  I'm in the process of setting up Roy Harrington's QTR on a Redhat 9
  partition.  It's a dual boot set up with XP Home in an NTFS
  partition.  After a few hiccups I'm able to dual boot perfectly now.
  I have all the files in place to install QTR and will probably do it
  tonight.  A question though.  I'll be editing the images in Photoshop
  CS on the XP partition but am not sure how to transfer them to the
  Linux side.  I'm thinking of a separate FAT32 partition and save the
  images there but don't know how to get Linux to recognize that
  partition.  Anybody doing this sort of thing?  I've looked all over
  the place but can't seem to find a definitive answer.

  Thanks,

  Tom



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Re: Linux/XP File Recognition

2004-04-22 by Tom Husband

> Roy,
> 
> Redhat 9 is in an EXT3 partition.  I didn't think XP would 
recognize 
> EXT3 but I haven't tried it.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Tom

Another thought.  All I would really need is read only access to the 
NTFS or FAT32 partition to print with QTR right?  That might be 
easier to set up.

Tom

RE: [Digital BW] Linux/XP File Recognition

2004-04-22 by Roger L Sopher

One caveat is that the Sandisk Cruzer memory sticks will not work with
Linux. The how to I mentioned looks a little old as I went through it but it
is ok. For sure leave the file system as vfat ! This is another howto that
you might want to look at:
http://linuxquestions.org/questions/history/90977

Roger
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  From: Tom Husband [mailto:thusband@sbcglobal.net]
  Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 9:17 AM
  To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
  Subject: [Digital BW] Linux/XP File Recognition


  I'm in the process of setting up Roy Harrington's QTR on a Redhat 9
  partition.  It's a dual boot set up with XP Home in an NTFS
  partition.  After a few hiccups I'm able to dual boot perfectly now.
  I have all the files in place to install QTR and will probably do it
  tonight.  A question though.  I'll be editing the images in Photoshop
  CS on the XP partition but am not sure how to transfer them to the
  Linux side.  I'm thinking of a separate FAT32 partition and save the
  images there but don't know how to get Linux to recognize that
  partition.  Anybody doing this sort of thing?  I've looked all over
  the place but can't seem to find a definitive answer.

  Thanks,

  Tom



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RE: [Digital BW] Re: Linux/XP File Recognition

2004-04-22 by Roger L Sopher

XP will see the EXT3 partition but will be unable to read it. The problem
won't be with XP since you can change the format of a partition in your
windows area from NTFD to vfat (after moving any critical data to another
partition). An easier way that comes to mind would be to use partition magic
to add a vfat partition in windows then you wouldn't have to piddle around
with moving data etc.

What I ended up doing in one of my Linux crazes was to set up a vfat
partition in windows, reinstall redhat making sure that I defined the
windows vfat partition with Disk Druid and then went through the rest of
getting updated files etc and then installed QTR.  I am sure there is a
direct way of getting Linux to see the new vfat partition but I am not
enough of a Linux guru to be able to do that at this point.

Roger
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  Subject: [Digital BW] Re: Linux/XP File Recognition



  > Roy,
  >
  > Redhat 9 is in an EXT3 partition.  I didn't think XP would
  recognize
  > EXT3 but I haven't tried it.
  >
  > Thanks,
  >
  > Tom

  Another thought.  All I would really need is read only access to the
  NTFS or FAT32 partition to print with QTR right?  That might be
  easier to set up.

  Tom



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[Digital BW] Re: Linux/XP File Recognition

2004-04-23 by Tom Husband

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Roger L Sopher" 
<rlsopher@c...> wrote:
> XP will see the EXT3 partition but will be unable to read it. The 
problem
> won't be with XP since you can change the format of a partition in 
your
> windows area from NTFD to vfat (after moving any critical data to 
another
> partition). An easier way that comes to mind would be to use 
partition magic
> to add a vfat partition in windows then you wouldn't have to piddle 
around
> with moving data etc.
> 
> What I ended up doing in one of my Linux crazes was to set up a vfat
> partition in windows, reinstall redhat making sure that I defined 
the
> windows vfat partition with Disk Druid and then went through the 
rest of
> getting updated files etc and then installed QTR.  I am sure there 
is a
> direct way of getting Linux to see the new vfat partition but I am 
not
> enough of a Linux guru to be able to do that at this point.
> 
> Roger

Thanks Roger!  Good information.  I now have some options.  I'd like 
to get Linux to recognize a new vfat partitions which I'll create 
with Partition Magic.  Failing that I could go the flash memory 
route.  I guess I could also burn a CD in XP and open it in Linux.  
I'll have to play around.

Thanks again,

Tom

Re: [Digital BW] Re: Linux/XP File Recognition

2004-04-23 by Glenn Barry

I'm not a guru either, but Linux should be able to recognise most if not all
partition types, you just need to mount the partition and assign it a mount
point. If you've ever come across Knoppix you will know what I mean. I used
it on several NT machines to boot from the CD and it read directly the NTFS
partitions on the drives.

A quick google

gave this

http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/rpm/instructions.html

So apparently it's definitely possible with the addition of the driver from
the above page, I'm not sure if it's read only or read write, but read only
should suffice to get your images into linux to print

Glenn

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Tom Husband" <thusband@...>
To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Friday, April 23, 2004 10:35 AM
Subject: [Digital BW] Re: Linux/XP File Recognition


> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Roger L Sopher"
> <rlsopher@c...> wrote:
> > XP will see the EXT3 partition but will be unable to read it. The
> problem
> > won't be with XP since you can change the format of a partition in
> your
> > windows area from NTFD to vfat (after moving any critical data to
> another
> > partition). An easier way that comes to mind would be to use
> partition magic
> > to add a vfat partition in windows then you wouldn't have to piddle
> around
> > with moving data etc.
> >
> > What I ended up doing in one of my Linux crazes was to set up a vfat
> > partition in windows, reinstall redhat making sure that I defined
> the
> > windows vfat partition with Disk Druid and then went through the
> rest of
> > getting updated files etc and then installed QTR.  I am sure there
> is a
> > direct way of getting Linux to see the new vfat partition but I am
> not
> > enough of a Linux guru to be able to do that at this point.
> >
> > Roger
>
> Thanks Roger!  Good information.  I now have some options.  I'd like
> to get Linux to recognize a new vfat partitions which I'll create
> with Partition Magic.  Failing that I could go the flash memory
> route.  I guess I could also burn a CD in XP and open it in Linux.
> I'll have to play around.
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Tom
>
>
>
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RE: [Digital BW] Re: Linux/XP File Recognition

2004-04-23 by Roger L Sopher

Thanks Roger!  Good information.  I now have some options.  I'd like
  to get Linux to recognize a new vfat partitions which I'll create
  with Partition Magic.  Failing that I could go the flash memory
  route.  I guess I could also burn a CD in XP and open it in Linux.
  I'll have to play around.

  Thanks again,

  Tom


   Tom,

  I've gone all of these routes. If you are going to work from a dual boot
system I would seriously consider setting up the fat32 partition in XP and
then reloading Linux and including that partition as a vfat partition called
something like /photo. In the long run it will be the simplest way around
the editing/printing problem with QTR. I have a separate linux box as well
as an old beige mac (bought on ebay for $100.00) that I use for printing
with QTR. I use both the USB flash memory route as well as a shared
partition. Eventually I am going to bag the PC and get a more capable mac,
get a platform transfer of photoshop from adobe and quit fighting this.

  My Linux box runs circles around the mac in speed but it is an idiot
savant printing system lacking much of the software I routinely use. On the
other hand it is a superb print engine.

  No perfect answer yet but I think you will like what you can do with Linux
and QTR even if the workflow is a bit cumbersome.

  Roger


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[Digital BW] Re: Linux/XP File Recognition

2004-04-23 by Tom Husband

>    Tom,
> 
>   I've gone all of these routes. If you are going to work from a
dual boot
> system I would seriously consider setting up the fat32 partition in
XP and
> then reloading Linux and including that partition as a vfat
partition called
> something like /photo. In the long run it will be the simplest way
around
> the editing/printing problem with QTR. I have a separate linux box
as well
> as an old beige mac (bought on ebay for $100.00) that I use for printing
> with QTR. I use both the USB flash memory route as well as a shared
> partition. Eventually I am going to bag the PC and get a more
capable mac,
> get a platform transfer of photoshop from adobe and quit fighting this.
> 
>   My Linux box runs circles around the mac in speed but it is an idiot
> savant printing system lacking much of the software I routinely use.
On the
> other hand it is a superb print engine.
> 
>   No perfect answer yet but I think you will like what you can do
with Linux
> and QTR even if the workflow is a bit cumbersome.
> 
>   Roger

Thanks again, Roger.  Will have to give this some thought as I'm new
to Linux and reloading everything is a little daunting at the moment.

Tom

New member Re: Linux/XP File Recognition

2004-04-23 by Ramin

Hi, 
  I just became a memeber of this group as i am planning to purchase  
a printer mainly for b&w printing.  
  Regarding your enquiries: 
1- You will not have any problem reading access to NTFS from linux. 
If you only need to read files from there (copying files from NTFS 
to a linux partition), it will be perfectly fine. 
2- However if you want write access to windows file system from 
linux, NTFS is risky. You very likely risk file corruption.  
F32 is perfectly fine. I am having F32 partions on my machine which 
i use to store the files i want to use from both windows and linux. 
3- Windows does not recognize any linux file system. It only sees 
them as unkonwn file systems. 
 
I am having my own questions that i will soon post here. 
 
Best regards, Ramin 
 
--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Husband" 
<thusband@s...> wrote: 
> I'm in the process of setting up Roy Harrington's QTR on a Redhat 
9  
> partition.  It's a dual boot set up with XP Home in an NTFS  
> partition.  After a few hiccups I'm able to dual boot perfectly 
now.   
> I have all the files in place to install QTR and will probably do 
it  
> tonight.  A question though.  I'll be editing the images in 
Photoshop  
> CS on the XP partition but am not sure how to transfer them to the  
> Linux side.  I'm thinking of a separate FAT32 partition and save 
the  
> images there but don't know how to get Linux to recognize that  
> partition.  Anybody doing this sort of thing?  I've looked all 
over  
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> the place but can't seem to find a definitive answer. 
>  
> Thanks, 
>  
> Tom

Re: Linux/XP File Recognition

2004-04-23 by Ramin

As i mentioned in my previous reply, if you only need read access, 
NTFS is fine. I am using Mandrake 9.2 and i don´t have any problem 
reading access to Windows NTFS (assuming you have mounted the NTFS 
partition in the linux system). Redhat 9 is quite a recent version 
of Linux so shouldn´t have any problem reading from NTFS. 
   
 
--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Husband" 
<thusband@s...> wrote: 
>   
> > Roy, 
> >  
> > Redhat 9 is in an EXT3 partition.  I didn't think XP would  
> recognize  
> > EXT3 but I haven't tried it. 
> >  
> > Thanks, 
> >  
> > Tom 
>  
> Another thought.  All I would really need is read only access to 
the  
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> NTFS or FAT32 partition to print with QTR right?  That might be  
> easier to set up. 
>  
> Tom

Re: Linux/XP File Recognition

2004-04-23 by Ramin

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Husband" 
<thusband@s...> wrote: 
> Redhat 9 is in an EXT3 partition.  I didn't think XP would 
recognize  
> EXT3 but I haven't tried it. 
>  
> Thanks, 
>  
> Tom 
 
Windows can not recognize any linux file system: It only sees them 
as unkonwn file system. You can verify this by having a look at disk 
management utility under windows xp. 
   
Best regards, Ramin

Re: Linux/XP File Recognition

2004-04-23 by Ramin

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Husband" 
<thusband@s...> wrote: 
> I'm in the process of setting up Roy Harrington's QTR on a Redhat 
9  
> partition.  It's a dual boot set up with XP Home in an NTFS  
> partition.  After a few hiccups I'm able to dual boot perfectly 
now.   
> I have all the files in place to install QTR and will probably do 
it  
> tonight.  A question though.  I'll be editing the images in 
Photoshop  
> CS on the XP partition but am not sure how to transfer them to the  
> Linux side.  I'm thinking of a separate FAT32 partition and save 
the  
> images there but don't know how to get Linux to recognize that  
> partition.  Anybody doing this sort of thing?  I've looked all 
over  
> the place but can't seem to find a definitive answer. 
>  
> Thanks, 
>  
> Tom 
 
  Sorry i did not see the second part of your question on how to 
have linux recognize a newly made partition. I am not a redhat user, 
but i bet it has a graphical user interface for this purpose as 
Mandrake and Suse (that i have been using) have such tool. 
  Even without such a graphical tool, it should be equally easy to 
do so. You only need to add a line to you fstab file (/etc/fstab) 
defining the new partition. I have four F32 partitions in my system. 
The coresponding lines in my fstab file are as follows: 
 
/dev/sdc5 /mnt/wind vfat 
iocharset=iso8859-1,uid=501,gid=500,codepage=850 0 0 
/dev/sdc6 /mnt/wine vfat iocharset=iso8859-1,umask=0,codepage=850 0 
0 
/dev/sdc7 /mnt/winf vfat iocharset=iso8859-1,umask=0,codepage=850 0 
0 
/dev/sdc8 /mnt/wing vfat iocharset=iso8859-1,umask=0,codepage=850 0 
0 
 
Note that /mnt/wind and the others are directories that i have 
already defined. That means i run the command > mkdir /mnt/wind. 
/mnt is where Mandrake usually puts non-linux file systems, 
DVD/CD-ROMs, floppies, any USB or other storage device. You can 
easily find where redhat put these filesystems by surfing the root 
file system of redhat. 
  You probably need to change sdc5 to something like hda2 or so. You 
can get this information by having look as KDE control center > 
information > storage devices or similar utilities. 
 
  After adding similar lines, all you need to do is to reboot or 
just simply enter the command mount -a in a terminal. This will 
mount any partition and filesystem including the new ones. 
  The options uid=501,gid=500 are not necessary. They specify that 
only a particular user or a group of users in your linux box have 
read/write permission on the partition.  
 
Note that all these should be done as root. If you are logged in as 
a user, open a terminal type su (logging in as root) and enter your 
root password. 
 
 I hope these will be useful. You can also find these information by 
checking Linux forums and mailing lists or abundant linux resources 
on the internet. 
 
Best regards, Ramin

Re: Linux/XP File Recognition

2004-04-23 by Tom Husband

(snip)

>   You probably need to change sdc5 to something like hda2 or so. 
You 
> can get this information by having look as KDE control center > 
> information > storage devices or similar utilities. 
>  
>   After adding similar lines, all you need to do is to reboot or 
> just simply enter the command mount -a in a terminal. This will 
> mount any partition and filesystem including the new ones. 
>   The options uid=501,gid=500 are not necessary. They specify that 
> only a particular user or a group of users in your linux box have 
> read/write permission on the partition.  
>  
> Note that all these should be done as root. If you are logged in as 
> a user, open a terminal type su (logging in as root) and enter your 
> root password. 
>  
>  I hope these will be useful. You can also find these information 
by 
> checking Linux forums and mailing lists or abundant linux resources 
> on the internet. 
>  
> Best regards, Ramin

Thanks Ramin!  I really appreciate the information.  I'll try to set 
it all up this weekend. 

Welcome to the group by the way.  You'll find lots of helpful folks 
here.

Tom

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