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Schmidtw | Jul 8 2008 8:10PM GMT
Please keep in mind linux and windows use different file systems. Windows NTFS, Linux ext3.
A linux system can use any number of filesystems natively: ext2, ext3, reiserfs3, reiserfs4, xfs, jfs, etc. Linux systems can also use something like the ntfs-3g userspace driver to mount NTFS partitions that can then be read and written to. A Windows system also might be using VFAT32 filesystem, as well.