Subject: Re: Mounting ntfs
bthundereagle@aidea.org
Date: Mon Sep 30 2002 - 09:17:05 AKDT
Well, from my experiance in dealing with ntfs in RedHat 7.2:
You have to recompile the kernel with tffs support, which actually is very
easy however I won't go through it right now (only if you need to know.)
Typically this is compiled directly into the kernel so pretty much the only way
I know of to test if it is already supported is to "mount -t ntfs" on your
drive. After ntfs file support is installed, it has always been very easy to
setup automounts with Webmin at system startup.
Brian ThunderEagle
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Quoting Adam Elkins <i-robot@gci.net>:
>
> Ok, I'm dualing WinXP and Slack. xp is on hda and hda1, so, to mount thes=
> e, I=20
> would do 'mount -t nfs /dev/hda /mnt/windows' right?
> I get an error saying 'directory to mount not in host:dir format'
> I cant see why it;s not....
>
> adam
>
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