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Sharing Eclipse projects on a dual-boot system

I recently turned my laptop into a Ubuntu / Win7 dual-boot system, each with its own partitions, as well as a third common partition. I would like to use Eclipse and access my SVN repository no matter which system I booted into at that time.

If I have a local SVN repository on a shared partition, how can I include workspaces on Ubuntu and Windows in files?

The only other alternative that I came up with is that each OS has its own working copy and applies fixes and updates if necessary.

Edit for clarification

I am not asking if it is possible to have one workspace for Linux and Windows. I had in mind one source folder in a shared partition associated with each workspace. Therefore, the file paths will be OS specific, and only the source code will be available.

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I do not think this is really possible.

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What you could do at best is two different workspaces: one for Windows and one for Linux.

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