[ale] moving an .iso

Alex Carver agcarver+ale at acarver.net
Tue Jan 21 21:37:09 EST 2014


Ah, I see, yes that would be a key detail. :)  I have a similar
situation so I wrote my own dropbox-esque interface.  Then I can control
where the data resides and send it along to family elsewhere or let them
send me things.

I also set up some supersecret email accounts on my mail server that
don't have quotas or transfer limits so the random big file can be
emailed that way using their email client of choice (configured already
for the account of course).

On 1/21/2014 18:31, Sean Kilpatrick wrote:
> 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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