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> Unfortunately, Linux does not support the version of NTFS that's in
> Win2K, which he has. So there's no way in Linux to read his disk,
> much less write to it (i.e., delete a file).
And what's up with "dynamic" drives in Win2k? NT4 used to be able to
do mirroring and such, but now the disks have to be converted to
"dynamic" disks before anything fancy can be done with them.
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