Mounting NTFS
Hi there,
How to mount the NTFS partition in Red Hat Linux 9? Thank you Dibyendra |
download and install the rpm for ntfs support.
http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/info/redhat.html |
First you need to get the NTFS support RPM and install. Get from here: http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/
Once thats done create a mount point in /mnt/ We'll call it partition so command to use is (from root) mkdir /mnt/partition Then to mount by command mount -t ntfs /dev/hdxx /mnt/partition the hdxx must be correct for your machine, hda for primary, hdb for slave thats on ide channel 0. hdc and hdd are channel 1. the second x is the partition number, you can find that out by using fdisk or guessing... thats what I did. If its a logical partition chances are it will be 5 or 6, primary partition 1 or 2. But check first using fdisk -l (small L not number 1). That will give list of partitions. If you want to auto mount at boot alter the /etc/fstab file. Add the line /dev/hdxx /mnt/partition ntfs auto,ro,umask=0222 0 0 I think that should work! |
It Worked
Thanks Andy@DP,
IT worked.Thank you all . Dibyendra:Pengy: |
is there a way to mount it in read-only so i dont mess up my windows files?
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To mount in read-only, use the ro option.
For example: Code:
mount -t ntfs -o ro /dev/hda1 /mnt/windowsXP |
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