Questions regarding [Primer] NTFS on Linux

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@soundofthunder

I considered removing that section about fsutil, as it’s not really relevant.

but…

@soundofthunder

The Windows utility FSUTIL can check for and set a dirty bit. This can be useful if the dirty bit has been previously cleared by a Linux tool and chkdsk is unable to properly determine whether damage is present and repair it.

since I’ve already cleared the dirty bit by ntfsfix without actually repairing it, so is it sufficient to only run chkdsk ?