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kevingpo 12-03-2004 12:18 PM

Quickest Easist Way to get NTFS support via Fedora Core 2
 
What is the Quickest Easist Way to get NTFS support via Fedora Core 2?

masand 12-03-2004 01:14 PM

hi therw

visit

linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net

regards

kevingpo 12-12-2004 07:53 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by masand
hi therw

visit

linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net

regards

Not what I was looking for but thanks pal!

michaelk 12-14-2004 11:05 AM

AFAIK that is the easiest way.

Tell us what you are looking for.

kevingpo 12-14-2004 06:54 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by michaelk
AFAIK that is the easiest way.

Tell us what you are looking for.

Right access.

masand 12-14-2004 11:04 PM

hi there
are u looking for
write access to NTFS partition????

then i do not think u will be able to do that since u can only change the existing files,and u cannot create a new one on the ntfs partion with the support available

regards

michaelk 12-16-2004 08:26 PM

You can try:
http://www.jankratochvil.net/project/captive/

I do not know how well it works.

SirOracle 12-19-2004 10:02 AM

If I want to access my c: drive on my Windows XP computer from my FC2 computer I just type:
mount -t smbfs -o username=name //10.0.0.3/c$ /mnt/win
and umount /mnt/win to dismount, like the net use and net use /d in Windows.
c$ is an administrative share on all WinNT boxes that only administrators can access, so be sure the Windows-user you use is an administrator on the Windows-computer. Eventually create a new share and grant access to your Windows-user.

For me that worked right out of the box!

This is if you try to access an NTFS-disk on another computer. I dont know how to do this if it is a NTFS-partition on your Linux-computer.


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