Help with my NTFS partition
Hi everybody!
Im new on linux.I got the Ubuntu distribution, so I decided to install it on my computer in which I had already installed WinXp .Everything is Ok, both systems are running pretty good, but when I use Linux, I can't see the data from my WinXp partitions. So I would like to have a little help, because I need to move some files from WinXp to Linux and I don't know what to do! Thanks! |
List your hard drive partitions:
cat /proc/partitions Typically, XP will be on the first partition on the first IDE drive, /dev/hda1 In that case, as root, mkdir /mnt/xp mount -t ntfs /dev/hda1 /mnt/xp -o ro ls /mnt/xp You should now be able to read files from the XP partition and copy them where you want, say, /home/you/XP su you cd mkdir ~/XP cp -R /mnt/xp/* ~/XP/ In place of the * you probably want your particular directories. |
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