well after mounting the ntfs partion i started to surf the partion through linux and i shut the system down and when I started it next day i got alot of failures while loading the system I searshed for the log to show it to you through the text mode but i can't find it
it was repeated messages saying
remounting root file system in read only mode fail
mounting local file systems fail

can't touch /var/lock/subsys/aaaa read only file system
can't touch /var/lock/subsys/xxxx read only file system
can't touch /var/lock/subsys/yyyy read only file system
can't touch /var/lock/subsys/zzzz read only file system

and i don't know how to repair these errors

Depends on what Distro you use. Some give direct support to mount NTFS partitions and some do not. When you install ntfs support to mount NTFS drives, you get such errors. I had got the same errors on Fedora 7.

I'm using Centos
what did you do to solve this problem
I can't access x windows only text mode

I don't think the errors have anything to do with the ntfs partition.
An article on this webpage explains how these locks are used.
http://www.redhat.com/magazine/008ju...s/tips_tricks/
You should check the filesystem on the root file system (/) unless you have /var on it's own filesystem. It sounds like there is a problem with it so it was mounted read-only.
I think that "errors=continue" may be a default option. If there is an error in the filesystem during mounting, there are three possible options that may be
indicated. 1) abort 2) mount readonly 3) try to repair the error.

Ok I need the third option but i don't know how

Some body help please...!!!

I'm thinking about reinstall the system but this awful solution makes me system terminator instead of system adminstrator ( I'm gonna lose all the data )

up up up up up

I don't know why no one want ot help me...
ok I tried to vi /etc/fstab to delete a line that I added before but the system told me that it's read only file
how can I adjust it to accept modifications ?

( by the way I'm logging as root in text mode )