Besides Samba, I have a large NTFS partition mounted in andLinux and can read\write to it. Here are the directions on how to set it up:

http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/AndLinux#How_to_mount_a_Windows_partition

PS: So my settings.txt (not settings_static.txt) file looks like this as I'm mounting my F:\ partition...

mem=256
root=/dev/cobd0
initrd=initrd.gz
kernel=vmlinux
exec0="pulseaudio\pulseaudio.exe"
cobd0=Drives\base.drv
cobd1=Drives\swap.drv
eth0=slirp
eth1=tuntap,"TAP-Colinux",00:11:22:33:44:55
cofs1=F:\

To make the folder use the terminal command

mkdir /mnt/f

Then I edited the /etc/fstab file to add to the bottom

1 /mnt/f cofs defaults 0 0

I then shutdown andLinux (after closing all open Linux applications) by running the batch file located in the andLinux directory

srvstop.bat

then started it up again using

srvstart.bat

Now the partition automatically mounts at each Windows start up.