First you want to mount it ([x]) which figures out the structure and attaches it your main filesystem tree, basically meaning you can read the files.
Now you have a choice. You can keep them on the Windows partition if you don't need to modify them (currently there's no NTFS write support) or you use some standard tool like cp to move them over.
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krja
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Date: 2006-01-19 07:55 pm (UTC)Now you have a choice. You can keep them on the Windows partition if you don't need to modify them (currently there's no NTFS write support) or you use some standard tool like cp to move them over.