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the module is already on your computer. It is under /lib/modules/<your kernel>/. Just do the modprobe to load the module and it will work....
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- 01-13-2003 #11Linux Engineer
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the module is already on your computer. It is under /lib/modules/<your kernel>/. Just do the modprobe to load the module and it will work.
- 01-13-2003 #12Linux Guru
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Doesn't the kernel modprobe automagically when it misses the filesystem driver, or is it just as I've always assumed?
- 01-13-2003 #13Linux Engineer
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I doesn't for me, though redhat could be different.
- 01-13-2003 #14Just Joined!
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ok look soon!
i may however switch to a diff dist very soon....
- 02-02-2003 #15Linux User
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Diff Distro
Hi
I was using mandrake 8 which mounted my NTFS partition no problem.
I used to right click on the desktop in GNOME and choose Disks / WINDOWS or something like that anyway. and it would load up perfectly.
Also. I then used partition magic to shrink my win partition and created a small fat partition just for transfering files between Linux and XP.
- 02-02-2003 #16Linux Guru
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I wouldn't promise anything about partition magic, though. In my experience it is very error-prone when dealing with NTFS disks. Note that an error means that you probably lose that file system, so I would recommend against it.
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