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I tried going through disk utility, i'm not very familiar with it though and i coudln't find a way to rename the drive. I didn't think about it very hard before installing XP and i used the ntfs file format. If i re-installed windows, and used the fat32 system, that would mean that when in windows, i could access my os x files? Like music and pictures? Would i be able to mirror my itunes library from osx into windows?

How would i go about reformating and re-installing windows on my xp partition? Is that something i would do from within windows? Thank you very much for any help Ted.

I tried going through disk utility, i'm not very familiar with it though and i coudln't find a way to rename the drive. I didn't think about it very hard before installing XP and i used the ntfs file format. If i re-installed windows, and used the fat32 system, that would mean that when in windows, i could access my os x files? Like music and pictures?

You would be able to access your Windows files form the Mac though. Would i be able to mirror my itunes library from osx into windows? How would i go about reformating and re-installing windows on my xp partition? Use The BootCamp utility to remvoe the partition, then start over from scratch, this time choosing FAT32. Is that something i would do from within windows? Here's what i was thinking.

What if i exported my library, as an.xml file, and then used macdrive to access the itunes music folder on the mac os x partition of my harddrive and simply loaded the library file into windows itunes. Would it load the library, and show the songs from the mac partition? I'm really confused as to what is technically possible. It doesn't seem so hard, if windows can see the other partition as a seperate drive, it seems like it could work right? Also, are there any windows computers that offer the trackpad click funtionality whose drivers might work for the macbook? I'm really missing that when working in xp pro on my macbook.

Scrolling too. I find that the little things apple does so perfectly are really what make mac os x the superior system. Alright so i'm back in osx, and itunes is working flawlessly. And in xp, everything seems to work flawlessly after figuring a few things out. Heres my set up - xp pro sp2 on NTFS partition. Running macdrive in xp, and os x partition shows up in 'my computer' so to get my os x itunes music into xp i first opened itunes in xp, and changed it's music folder directory (under preferences) to the music folder in the osx partition (navigate to users, your name, music, itunes music) To eliminate the chance of it making copies of the music, i also made sure the 'copy music to my music folder' checkbox was unchecked and then i closed out of the preferences.

Then i clicked file/import and navigated to the itunes folder in the osx partition and imported the library.xml.txt file. This took a while with my ~4700 song library. When it finished it told me that not every song was able to import. Not sure why, i'll have to switch back to get a number to compare how many songs didnt make it. But then everything worked, even my airtunes which crashed itunes the first time i tried this. Can anyone else reproduce this? Please back up first, id hate for someone to lose their data on my account.

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