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You used to be able to write to NTFS partitions in SuSE 9.3. Did they just remove the support for it? I remember only having to modify the fstab config with the write bit and there it was: my NTFS partition open for the world. Never had an issue.
I was seriously hoping to do that again but now I see that I can't. Damn you Microsoft, damn you. Just can't play well with others...
I created a new folder called "win" in /media. But at that time my thimb drive named "saurabh" was also attached. But instead of mounting on win folder as by command, it mounted the partition on my pen drive which ultimately removed all previous data from it. now it is not even showing my pen drive mount in /media/ after rebooting.
I tried the command
#umount -t vfat /dev/sda1 /media/win
and then made a folder "win" in /home/ and then mount it and changed the /etc/fstab accordingly. But it is showing nothing in the folder "win".
Please help
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