Dual boot

[Yosseff]

I have dual boot with Linux and Windows 10.
How can I pass files between the two operating systems?

 

[Okedokey]

1. Securely copy files via SSH
2. Windows to Linux file transfer with FTP
3. Share data using sync software
4. Use shared folders in your Linux virtual machine

 

[beers]

As of the 5.15 kernel you can do read-write access to ntfs volumes. You could mount the Windows partition to a folder within Linux and write to a subfolder within that path or drop files in there from within Windows to retrieve them within your Linux environment.

Alternatively a FAT32 formatted USB drive would be readable on both OSes, however has a 4GB individual file size limit and a 2TB partition size limit. exFAT might be a better option.

1. Securely copy files via SSH
2. Windows to Linux file transfer with FTP
3. Share data using sync software
4. Use shared folders in your Linux virtual machine

How do you plan to do any of this when only one OS is active at a time?