how to mount the ntfs drive in redhat 4 linux

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khurramiqbal
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how to mount the ntfs drive in redhat 4 linux

Post by khurramiqbal »

AOA,

how to mount the drive in linux redhat 4. i m using both operating system Windows XP and Redhat 4 entriprise edition.I have two partiation i.e C and D both are on NTFS. i want to mount them in linux but cannot be able to do it.
i downloaded frozen-bubble-1.0.0-fr4.i386.rpm,ntfsprogs-1.13.1-1.i586, ntfsprogs-fuse-1.13.1-1.i586 but unable to mount it.

Please help me out.
Thanks in advance.


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Post by x2oxen »

upgrade your kernel to the latest one or else give a try to ntfs-3g its working really fine for me.
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Post by ghulam yaseen »

Hello :) ,

Please make sure that you have kernal support for ntfs.
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--> ls /lib/modules/2.6.18-5-686/kernel/fs/ | grep ntfs

if yes then proceed with mount or please catch rpm for this and then proceed with the instructions below

--> mkdir /mnt/ntfs

--> mount -t ntfs /dev/drive_name /mnt/ntfs
if you want the system to mount this drive every time after boot then

--> vi /etc/fstab
--> add this line
/dev/drive_name /mnt/ntfs ntfs defaults 0 0

--> mount -o remount /mnt/ntfs
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this way you will get the ntfs drive mounted 8)
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