BOAC
14th Apr 2012, 08:03
I am concerned that since the two file systems do not 'recognise' each other, that there is the possibility of over-writing? I cannot easily determine where Ubuntu has installed - how do I locate the actual drive on which the '/root folder' is located? It appears to be on a partition which when viewed in XP does not carry a drive designation other than a drive letter, whereas the others are 'DSK1_Part2' etc
In Ubuntu, my drives appear to be similarly labelled with 'capacity' and Disk 'X'/Part 'Y' and the same disk as above is simply shown as '63GB File System'. Are all these disk names the same as I see in the XP system and is there an easy way to add the XP drive letter to them in Ubuntu so I can more easily locate files I wish to work on? The particular issue for me is to get LibreOffice files working in Linux and that of course requires all the macro drive designators changing in the code from the Win style to Linux.
In Ubuntu, my drives appear to be similarly labelled with 'capacity' and Disk 'X'/Part 'Y' and the same disk as above is simply shown as '63GB File System'. Are all these disk names the same as I see in the XP system and is there an easy way to add the XP drive letter to them in Ubuntu so I can more easily locate files I wish to work on? The particular issue for me is to get LibreOffice files working in Linux and that of course requires all the macro drive designators changing in the code from the Win style to Linux.