can we get a read/write ntfs driver in dsl linux usb stick edition?
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can we get a read/write ntfs driver in dsl linux usb stick edition?
i am using the usb stick edition of the dsl linux. i have installed in an usb stick and it is working well. but the ntfs partitions i can read but cannot write to that. how can i do? can i get a read/ write driver for that?
Well i seem unable to see my NTFS partitions at all and for some reason i can't find fstab?
So where is fstab and what do i need to edit to get it to make NTFS hard disk available to be mounted? I don't need to write to NTFS just read it for data recovery which for me is the whole point of DSL.
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can we get a read/write ntfs driver in dsl linux usb stick edition?
