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> But it would be good not to have to > duplicate sandboxes and keep them only on one partition? No. Because I guess you don't use the same tools to work with the files, I'd use separate sandboxes under Windows and Linux, and would not allow either to mess with files/directories of the other - just keep them in sync with the server. If something became really cheap lately that's disk space, I see no reason to force Linux access a NTFS partition, or worse, use a very unsecure FAT partition to store files. And I do not know if a sandbox created in Windows is fully compatible with one created under Linux, and viceversa. -- Luigi D. Sandon