Difference between revisions of "Mount NTFS Drives on Linux"
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In order for Linux to be able to read the NTFS information on a mounted drive, the kernal needs to be updated. | In order for Linux to be able to read the NTFS information on a mounted drive, the kernal needs to be updated. | ||
| − | Please click [http://www.linux-ntfs.org/content/view/ | + | Please click [http://www.linux-ntfs.org/content/view/129/65/ HERE] |
Download the correct rpm for your kernal. | Download the correct rpm for your kernal. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:42, 14 March 2006
In order for Linux to be able to read the NTFS information on a mounted drive, the kernal needs to be updated.
Please click HERE
Download the correct rpm for your kernal.
Once that is installed, reboot the system and do the following once the system is back up:
sudo depmod -a sudo modprobe ntfs
If there are no problems, then everything is done correctly.
