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In order to have a partition accessible in both Ubuntu and Windows I had a drive formatted as fat32(or vfat) I just found out that it does not hold single files that are more than ~4.3Gb in size. Is there any other fs that is supported in both windows and linux? I would like to read and write from both OS.
Have you tried NTFS? It should work on both. Although you obviously will not have Unix permissions on that file system. But you should be able to mount it on both windows and Linux.