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Hello,
three little question:
1) I'm trying to mount an ntfs partition (read only is enough), but I receive an error saying that ntfs file system is not supported by ...
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- 02-28-2003 #1Just Joined!
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ntfs and num lock key on rh 8.0
Hello,
three little question:
1) I'm trying to mount an ntfs partition (read only is enough), but I receive an error saying that ntfs file system is not supported by the kernel!! (the command I used is mount /t ntfs /dev/hda3 /mnt/windows)
2) how can I make num lock key enables automatically at startup in gnome (rh 8.0)?
3) anyone know if and when gnome 2.2 will be available for updating in red hat network (up2date)
Thanks so much.
- 02-28-2003 #2Linux Enthusiast
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well, here's how to get numlock to work on boot:
start - preferences - peripherals - keyboard - advanced - enable numlock on boot
I don't use ntfs so I have never looked into how to mount it, but I know it has been done tons of times, so someone should be able to post the answer to that
As for Gnome, I'm not sure, but if it's anything like KDE 3.1 then, you might have to wait for the next distro version to come out.
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What version of redhat?[/code]
- 02-28-2003 #4Linux Guru
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About the ntfs problem:
First, the mount command is "mount -t ntfs ..." (not /t, but I'm supposing it's just a typo).
The reason that it's complaining is because your kernel doesn't have NTFS support loaded. First, try running "modprobe ntfs", to see if your distro came with the module. If that doesn't work, you'll just have to recompile your kernel.
RedHat probably won't release GNOME 2.2 for upgrade. As I've seen, they only upgrade because of security issues, and when they do, they only patch the old version to resolve the issue. They never release new versions over RHN.
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look in the title of the thread
Originally Posted by genlee
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(that's a me/Dolda classic, not reading the thread titles
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Really, who looks at them anyway? =)
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I do when they reference something I don't know. Like hmm . . . maybe he mentioned which version in the title, but hey, that is me. GNOME2.2 might actually make it into the next version of RedHat, I think it met the freeze deadline for the latest stable, now it is just a matter of getting everything working together. I know a lot of people that use RedHat, then just download/compile/install garnome as per the garnome instructions with no real problems. check out http://gnome.org/~jdub/garnome for more information. Also, read the mailing list before posting to it, almost every problem has been experienced before.
I respectfully decline the invitation to join your delusion.
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[quote="yowwww"]well, here's how to get numlock to work on boot:
start - preferences - peripherals - keyboard - advanced - enable numlock on boot
Thanks for replying, but... I'm running gnome, not kde: I knew how to do do it on kde (as you told me), but have you any idea for gnome?
Thanks.


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