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mount ntfs partition to linux
Name: paul Date: April 19, 2002 at 21:49:41 Pacific
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Hi: I am a linux newbie. I installed red hat linux 7.2, tried to mount ntfs partition to linux in: mount -t ntfs /dev/hada1 /mnt/windows after i mdir /mnt/windows, but not worked. The error meaasge is: fs ntfs is not supported by kernel I read on the web linux kernel 2.x (x>1) support ntfs, is that true? Could you give me some hints? Or any linux driver for ntfs ? Thanks an advance.
Summary: You can get third party apps to recover partitions, do a search on google. You should have been warned that mounting NTFS partitions under linux is dangerous as it can corrupt your data...althou...
Summary: You can mount NTFS partitions providing that the file system type is supported in your kernel. The command would be the same as mounting any other device: # mount -t ntfs /dev/foo /mnt/bar Bear in min...
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