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hi everybody,
i have installed three flavours of linux on vmware
1.rhel5
2.centos 5.5
3.fedora 14
and also install centos 5.5 on a seprate hard disk(not on vwware)
i want to mount my pen drive on linux which is ntfs.i have tried a lot on rhel5 only.please tell whether it is possible mount ntfs on any distributions i have mentioned above?
i have already installed fuse,fuse-devel,fuse libs,ntfs-3g,ntfs-3g libs on rhel5.but i still got error
"fatal : module fuse not found"
"ntfs unknow file system"
"uname -r" should indicate which kernel version you are using. If it is a xen or pae kernel, you will see xen or pae in the name.
Check with "lsmod" if the "fuse" module is loaded. If not, modprobe it. Make sure you use "ntfs-3g" in your mount command or fstab file for the filetype.
You don't need CONFIG_NTFS_FS enabled in your kernel if you use ntfs-3g.
zcat /proc/config.gz | grep -i ntfs
# CONFIG_NTFS_FS is not set
You can check a filesystem with:
sudo file -s /dev/<device_node>
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