Copy files from Win. 7 to Linux

Asked By mandy miller 20 points N/A Posted on - 03/09/2012

I have two OS running. Windows 7 and Linux. I want to copy one file from Win 7 to Linux. How is this possible?

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Answered By khokho 10 points N/A #91899

Copy files from Win. 7 to Linux

1. boot into linux       # i use backtrack

2. mount the windows partition to linux file system hierarchy.

   ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /mnt/sdb1

if you use distribution other than backtrack then you should install first a program called ntfs-3g and ntfsprogs

for debian and ubuntu based: apt-get install ntfs-3g ntfsprogs

for redhat: yum install ntfs-3g

3. copy files

    cp -av /mnt/sdb1/somefiles ~

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Answered By Delmerico Lynn 0 points N/A #195142

Copy files from Win. 7 to Linux

Copying file from Windows 7 to
Linux is very easy.

First, in your file system go to /host.

Then go to /Users folder and then select your user name for Windows 7.

After that you will see all your typical files in Windows like your Pictures, Documents, etc.. Now  copy it to your Linux. Very simple!

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• Posted on - 01/17/2013
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