ntfs and fat32

I am try to convert ntfs to fat32 which I've always had success with
with partition magic. Now the computer drops out of PM with an error 1517. I
looked at the events and Userenv has that code. What should I do ?

Bill

Big_Al
Sat Jul 19 17:33:20 PDT 2008

Bill Cunningham wrote:
> I am try to convert ntfs to fat32 which I've always had success with
> with partition magic. Now the computer drops out of PM with an error 1517. I
> looked at the events and Userenv has that code. What should I do ?
>
> Bill
>
>
Not sure if this is going to help, but read Symantec's response to this.
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/powerquest.nsf/14b83717f88cabd988256e970047ceab/7e5bfd9daaf056ca88256e75007cbc41?OpenDocument&src=bar_sch_nam

I'll say the obvious, you know NTFS is better than fat32.

Google also returned a reference to not running it as a guest. I guess
it was trying to imply use an admin account.

Bill
Sat Jul 19 17:40:43 PDT 2008


"Big_Al" <BigAl@md.com> wrote in message
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> Not sure if this is going to help, but read Symantec's response to this.
> http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/powerquest.nsf/14b83717f88cabd988256e970047ceab/7e5bfd9daaf056ca88256e75007cbc41?OpenDocument&src=bar_sch_nam
>
> I'll say the obvious, you know NTFS is better than fat32.
>
Yeah but linux doesn't read or write to ntfs. I convert to ntfs to
defrag then convert to fat32. A file attribute is missing. Yes that's the
error I get but chkdsk doesn't help.

Bill

David
Sat Jul 19 17:45:53 PDT 2008

See if this helps:

"Error 1517: Required file attribute missing (EA3905ED)"
http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/powerquest.nsf/14b83717f88cabd988256e970047ceab/7e5bfd9daaf056ca88256e75007cbc41?OpenDocument&src=bar_sch_nam

If chkdsk /f does not fix the problem after running it once, try running it 3 to
4 times total.

"Bill Cunningham" <nospam@nspam.com> wrote in message
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> I am try to convert ntfs to fat32 which I've always had success with with
> partition magic. Now the computer drops out of PM with an error 1517. I looked
> at the events and Userenv has that code. What should I do ?
>
> Bill
>
>

John
Sat Jul 19 17:51:31 PDT 2008

Bill Cunningham wrote:
> "Big_Al" <BigAl@md.com> wrote in message
> news:OxVL7Ag6IHA.3856@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>
>> Not sure if this is going to help, but read Symantec's response to this.
>> http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/powerquest.nsf/14b83717f88cabd988256e970047ceab/7e5bfd9daaf056ca88256e75007cbc41?OpenDocument&src=bar_sch_nam
>>
>> I'll say the obvious, you know NTFS is better than fat32.
>>
> Yeah but linux doesn't read or write to ntfs. I convert to ntfs to
> defrag then convert to fat32. A file attribute is missing. Yes that's the
> error I get but chkdsk doesn't help.
>
> Bill
>
>
Which version of Linux? I thought that they had taken care of that problem
at least three years ago. Various releases claim NTFS capability.

Patrick
Sat Jul 19 18:27:32 PDT 2008


"Bill Cunningham" <nospam@nspam.com> wrote in message
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>
> "Big_Al" <BigAl@md.com> wrote in message
> news:OxVL7Ag6IHA.3856@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>
>> Not sure if this is going to help, but read Symantec's response to this.
>> http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/powerquest.nsf/14b83717f88cabd988256e970047ceab/7e5bfd9daaf056ca88256e75007cbc41?OpenDocument&src=bar_sch_nam
>>
>> I'll say the obvious, you know NTFS is better than fat32.
>>
> Yeah but linux doesn't read or write to ntfs.

This hasn't been true for about three years. You may need to update your
Linux release.

> I convert to ntfs to defrag then convert to fat32. A file attribute is
> missing. Yes that's the error I get but chkdsk doesn't help.
>
> Bill

I have a very hard time believing that "linux doesn't read or write to NTFS"
when there are so many Linux-based NT/XP password reset utilities.

These simply could *not* work without the ability to read from AND write to
NTFS.

Also, if you boot an XP/NTFS system from a Ubuntu boot disk, you can use
Ubuntu's file managers to access the NTFS disk.

You may have a problem with some versions of the *Mac* OS and writing to
NTFS; it's been a while since I tried this.

HTH
-pk

ShadowTek
Sat Jul 19 18:30:47 PDT 2008

John McGaw <nowhere@at.all> wrote in
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> Which version of Linux? I thought that they had taken care of that
> problem at least three years ago. Various releases claim NTFS
> capability.

Yes, the NTSF-3g driver has full read/write functionallity. I have been
using it without any problems for a while now. Although, I have noticed a
few bugs when KDE tries to work with an NTFS partition.

BTW, OP, there are EXT drivers for Windows that will allow you to access an
EXT2/3 partition by mounting it as an EXT2 parition. But, since EXT2 lacks
journalling, it's basically the same tradeoff as choosing FAT32 over NTFS.

HeyBub
Sat Jul 19 18:29:42 PDT 2008

Bill Cunningham wrote:
> "Big_Al" <BigAl@md.com> wrote in message
> news:OxVL7Ag6IHA.3856@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>
>> Not sure if this is going to help, but read Symantec's response to
>> this.
>> http://service1.symantec.com/SUPPORT/powerquest.nsf/14b83717f88cabd988256e970047ceab/7e5bfd9daaf056ca88256e75007cbc41?OpenDocument&src=bar_sch_nam
>>
>> I'll say the obvious, you know NTFS is better than fat32.
>>
> Yeah but linux doesn't read or write to ntfs. I convert to ntfs to
> defrag then convert to fat32. A file attribute is missing. Yes that's
> the error I get but chkdsk doesn't help.
>

Good Lord!

You convert to NTFS to run a defrag program, then convert back to FAT32 so
you can run Linux?

Please tell me you have some complicated, but believable, reason for this
seeming silliness ("I enjoy it" is an example).

Bruce
Sat Jul 19 18:45:18 PDT 2008

Bill Cunningham wrote:
> I am try to convert ntfs to fat32 which I've always had success with
> with partition magic. Now the computer drops out of PM with an error 1517. I
> looked at the events and Userenv has that code. What should I do ?
>
> Bill
>
>


Contact the makers of Partition Magic for assistance with their
product. This isn't a Windows issue.


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Bill
Sat Jul 19 19:06:04 PDT 2008


"John McGaw" <nowhere@at.all> wrote in message
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> Which version of Linux? I thought that they had taken care of that problem
> at least three years ago. Various releases claim NTFS capability.

It's an old RH9 version. I do have fedora though. I didn't know they
fixed it.

Bill