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>> What file system do you use for a data partition (music, video..) to
>> use between windows and freebsd in a dual boot system? is there
>> something better ?
I'm using a  ext3 partition.
It supports files over 2GB, and can be read/written from both OSes.
The IFS driver for ext on windows is very stable.