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this should be followed by a one for the partition, ie first partiton on the primary master would be hda1. If this works you can add it to the /etc/fstab file to make it permanant, just add a line like
Mandrake will typically configure all existing partitions. So your windows drives should be already mounted and you should be able to view them by navigating to the /mnt directory.
On a side note, the NTFS writing in the 3g driver is actually pretty stable now. It's not quote so bad. I wouldn't recommend using NTFS as your primary file system, but I beleive you can make small writes now without a problem.
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