Accesing my NTFS(WinXP) from FC2 and eth0 Problems
hi, i'm having problems accesing my NTFS partition. I've been reading and one post said to type this:
mkdir /media; mount /dev/hda1 /media/ -t ntfs and so i did, but the terminal answered mount: fs type ntfs not supported by kernel I'm using FC2(tettnang) 2.6.5-1.358 on a i686 how am i supposed to "upgrade" kernel if i cant access internet from linux, therefor i cant grab the files i downloaded for my wireless and my modem to work in my NTFS partition. my eth0 can't determine IP for some unkown reason to me. FC2 detects my network card without any problems but it keeps failing to give me a valid ip address. how can i fix this?? is there any line command to do this?? please help, thanks a lot |
NTFS:
Fedora has patched kernel and NTFS support is removed. You've to have install a vanilla kernel from http://www.kernel.org/ . |
well...for ntfs you could try : #modprobe ntfs ( if the module is present , it will be loaded )
after that try to mount the part. again. ( otherwise you have to compile that module....) and for eth0...i don't know if there's a config-tool in FC2...( there should be...) edit: maybe just try : #dhcpcd ? egag |
Better solution:
download precompiled driver for fedora kernel from here http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/rpm/fedora2.html |
The default install does not include NTFS support.
http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/index.html |
eth0 answers
/sbin/ifconfig eth0
eth0 link encap:eth0 HWaddr 00:0F:1F:18:ADB3 inet6addr: fe80::20f:ifff:fe18:adb3/64 MTU:1500 interrupt 1 i assume that the eth0 if working properly, but how can i tell the eth0 device to "repair" as in xp so to have an ip assigned. im under a dhcp server. i can't configure nor dns, nor gateway....and so on what else can be done?? thanks, as soon as i get my eth0 up in order to have internet ill download the rpm you recommend. thanks all |
did you try : #dhcpcd ? that's how i get a IP. from the router....
egag |
Done with eth0...onto NTFS
im done configuring my eth0 and i already have internet. now my problem is how to set the permissions for my mounted ntfs partition in order to have access. i can access through terminal but not throuhg file viewer(nautilus).
thanks for your time. igo |
i've this in my /etc/fstab-file :
/dev/hda3 /win-e ntfs ro,user,umask=022 1 0 read access for all.... egag |
done, wireless now
Hey Egag, thanks for this great feedback
i'm done with all that by now. i've downloaded ndiswrapper now for my wireless but somehow the "make install" doesn't work. perhaps because i dont have the source of the kernel installed. any recommendations? i'll have my ntfs partition mounted automatically with your command line thanks for that. thanks, ill be back :) |
ok !!!
if ' make-install ' gives an error can you post it here...? and were you ' root ' when doing that ? egag |
Finally
Finally i'm ALMOST done. i'm just finishin' some details since now i have to make my modem work. I've downloaded som pctel drivers or something like that for the softmodem of my laptop. Dell Inspiron 1150
thanks igo |
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