[ale] moving an .iso

[Sean Kilpatrick]

Hmmmm.  Obviously I left out a few details.

These computers are spread throughout our extended family.  Some of the 
computers/laptops/tablets are here in Atlanta, some are in Denver, some 
are in Seattle.  About the only way to share large data files other than 
bringing along a thumbdrive formatted NTFS that I can see is to use 
Dropbox and give all involved a link.

Sean

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On Tuesday, January 21, 2014 09:16:28 pm Alex Carver wrote:
> On 1/21/2014 18:02, Sean Kilpatrick wrote:
> > Okay; down to the nitty gritty.
> > Within our slightly extended family I may have to exchange fairly
> > large data files between by laptop -- Linux, two other Linux
> > computers, my tablet -- Android, at least six Mac products, and at
> > least two Micro$oft computers.
> > 
> > What is the better option for a file system on a 32 G micro SD card
> > that can be read by all four operating systems?  Wandering through
> > Google search results, I see that OS-X can READ, but not WRITE to a
> > NTFS partition.
> 
> Shared data storage on one of the Linux machines and then all other
> machines mount it?  This gets you over the SD hurdle by letting you use
> extN on the SD card to be shared between the tablet and one of the
> Linux machines.  The Windows and Macs can then just read from the
> Linux box. For that matter share the SD card itself in a reader on the
> Linux box.
> 
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