NTFS partitions mounting problem
Guyz I installed CentOS 5 recently and found that when i tried to mount my NTFS partitions using mount command the error boundced back as unknows filesystem 'ntfs'. But it mounted with my Fedora 7.
From my Fedora 7 DVD i tried to install the ntfs-3g rpm but in vain... as usual "DEPENDENCIES" got me out right away... Pls advise. |
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Yum resolves dependencies for you (assuming they can be resolved with software in the yum repository). |
What Brian said. If something requires dependencies then get the dependencies. Open terminal and type:
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yum install ntfs-3g |
Yes, by RedHat/Fedora default, their kernel does not support NTFS. Not sure why they did this. Just install ntfs-3g, as mentioned. If yum doesn't have it, then it is very simple to compile from source and install.
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BrianK
Thanks for your reply
I donot have an internet connection in my place. When i download from a cybercafe the rpms or whatever that is needed for installation, the problem is with "DEPENDENCIES". Can we not make this a little easier. There was a project in sourceforge.net called OPYUM (read as opium) Offline Package management using YUM. After i had installed it i did not know how to make things work further. If you have had any such expe pl share Quote:
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Micro420
Since i donot have an internet connection i find the second option of yours as a better one. How do i COMPILE FROM SOURCE AND INSTALL.
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Edit: oops, I guess I shouldn't have hit the stop button.... |
No YUM but from Fedora
"From my Fedora 7 DVD i tried to install the ntfs-3g rpm but in vain".... Referring my first post.
Pls tell me as to how should i compile kernel for installing ntfs-3g. I've the RPM from Fedora DVD. I want to use it as i don't have an internet connection in my place. Thanks Trooper Quote:
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mplayer-plugins is dependent on mplayer (The plug-ins would be useless without mplayer itself) You think it would be possible to make a disc with ntfs-3g and all of it's dependencies on the computer you are using here? If you want to try to compile from the source you can grab it from the CVS. look here on how to grab it from the CVS http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=181143 |
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