this problem comes from different line control flags under windows and linux(unix). windows uses 0a0d while unix only uses 0a. so that is why when u open windows text under linux with old version vi, it will show ^M at line end and that is why your linux text shows no line under windows notpad.
suggest to use ultraedit under windows. it will prompt u to do unix->dos conversion. and even u donot convert it, it display correctly.
u have two solution. either one is ok.
1) install an ext2 disk tool to view ext2 partition under windows. of course you need partition u /usr as ext2 or ext3.
2) get a copy of linux-2.x.x.tgz from www.kernel.org, uncompress it under windows partition using winzip.
[quote:4719b65daa="cheungming"]u have two solution. either one is ok.
1) install an ext2 disk tool to view ext2 partition under windows. of course you need partition u /usr as ext2 or ext3.
2) get a copy of linux-2.x.x.tgz from www.kernel.org, uncompress it under windows partition using winzip.[/quote]
thank you
i will try