I located a site that has pre-built RPM's for 7.3 and 8.0 versions of RH.
And yes.... this is read-only. IMHO, this is not the "piece of junk" that others may think, as it makes it convenient for me to pass things between my 2k partition and the RH installation.
Note: I have just installed the 2.4.18-14 (base version) kernel module for NTFS support and it works like a champ.
Good side: It is a breeze to install, and the instructions are remarkably lucid and complete.
Additionally, if you have the GUI installed, all you have to do is copy the RPM's to someplace in /var (I created a /var/downloads directory for just this reason!), and double-click on it from within Nautilus to install it.
Bad side: The RPM's are *VERSION SPECIFIC* to the kernel you're running, which means, if you update the kernel (using up2date, or whatever), you have to -uninstall- the original kernel module RPM, and then get the new kernel module RPM to install.
IMHO, this (though pitsy) is not dreadful, as I do not spend most of my time installing kernel updates ;-)
The Red Hat page is located at:
http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/info/redhat.html
Enjoy!
Jim