I had recently downloaded an .iso file in Ubuntu. I decided to burn it in Windows as I am well acquainted (I am using an evaluation copy of Windows 8). So I copied it over to one of the NTFS partitions (D:\ being the directory under Windows). But when I booted into Windows, I could not find the specified .iso file. Booting back into Ubuntu, I mounted the NTFS partition, but alas! The file was gone from there too!
It was a fairly large .iso file and I do not want to download it all over again. Please help me out.
Friday, September 20, 2019
filesystem - Files copied to a NTFS partition in Ubuntu 12.04 missing
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