Sound problems, confused and help with NTFS
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1. i have a problem with my sound now. i have both the soundblaster live 5.1 and the onboard ac97 vt8233 on the Gigabyte GA-7VAXP. well i go to the sound detection utility and when i have the ac97 set as the primary device and click play test sound nothing happens. but when i click the play test sound under the sound blaster, while the primary sound is still the ac97, it plays a the sound. and when it does this this vice versa selection. yet a couple days after i installed linux, it found new hardware defined as unkown, up to four devices, i think having to do with sound. need sound again, plz help. 2. is there any way to get my 2 other hard drives formatted in ntfs, along with the other drive partitioned in ntfs and ext3 as well, to read in linux? |
2. Just mount it like you would mount any other partition
mount /dev/hdaX /mount/point if that dosn't work, try and: mount -o umask=022 /dev/hdaX /mount/point This will only allow you to read the mounted NTFS partition, writing on the other hand is pretty shonkey with Linux and most times end's up destroying data. |
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and by destroyed data, do you mean the source data or the data that is being copied? |
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mount -o umask=022 /dev/hdX /mnt/windows Sorry, should have made it a little more clear, hope that works. |
well thanx for the help but it seems like i have no ntfs module. i will keep for reference when i get an answer on how to recompe new kernel.
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red hat 9.0 does not come with the ntfs module preinstalled so download the rpm from here:
http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/rpm/redhat9.html select the rpm depending on your kernel and arch (default for red hat 9 is 2.4.20-8 i think) install it using rpm -ivh filename.rpm then mount it as Kristijan said. |
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