How can i access Win 2000 NTFS under OS/2 HPFS and vice versa ??????? Thanks for helping !!!!

First thing: Win2K and NT don't share the same driver structure which means the driver that works for NT could very well not work under Win2K. A driver that works fairly well to access HPFS under NT4 is pinball.sys that was shipped with NT4 ver 3.5 and not included anymore. Over time, it has become a little obsolete for writing but, so far, only get minor errors when getting back in OS/2. This driver has been reported to not work under Win2k. As for accessing NTFS under OS/2, I don't know of any driver that permits both read and write. I know there exists a driver to access NTFS from DOS that is commercial but don't know if it could be used by DOS sessions under OS/2. One also needs to make sure it is compatible with both versions of NTFS. In other words, in NT4 when you also have Win2k that has converted your NTFS partitions, you can't run CHKDSK under NT4 but need to boot Win2k to do it. I heard there was a workaround for this but have not tried it. There is a driver on Hobbes, http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/os2/system/drivers/filesys/ntfs_003.zip that does have limitations. I have had some success with it. IIRC it can read and write, but was not capable of multiple files or wildcards.