Device ID questions

[calmh (Jakob Borg)]

Here are a few starting points

https://forum.syncthing.net/search?q=dual%20boot

Syncthing on dual boot system

I’m using Syncthing since some years to synchronize folders between several linux machines without any problems. Thanks for your great work! Now I want to install Syncthing on a dual boot machine (Win10 + Linux) to synchronize a folder f between the dual boot PC and some other PCs. An instance of folder f will exist on the windows partition and one instance of folder f will exist on the linux partition (It will not be one shared folder accessed from both operating systems). After reading the de…

Dual boot NTFS

Hello, everybody. First of all, I want to be clear saying that I have already searched for this and tryed the solutions, but didn’t worked for me (I’m not a very advanced computer user, so, maybe I did it wrong). There’s this thing I want to do: I have two computers, both of them with Gnu/Linux and Windows 10 dual boot. In both of them I have a shared NTFS partition, so I can access it with any OS at any time and have all of my documents. But I want to enable Syncthing for both NTFS partitions…

Dual boot and sync same files

I have a laptop which can boot Windows 10 or Ubuntu 15.04. I have syncthing installed under Windows but not under Ubuntu. I also have a Raspberry Pi running syncthing using the debian package, so I shouldn’t find it too hard to install syncthing under Ubuntu. The folders I am syncing under Windows are on a separate data partition (NTFS). I’m thinking of installing syncthing under Ubuntu to sync the same folders on the data partition. I’m not planning sharing any of the configuration or any …