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Hello All,
I am using the CentOS 6, I am not a regular user of Linux but using it regularly now a days.
I am facing problem, since i attached ...
- 01-02-2012 #1Just Joined!
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Problem Mounting NTFS on CentOS6
Hello All,
I am using the CentOS 6, I am not a regular user of Linux but using it regularly now a days.
I am facing problem, since i attached my USB drive of 500 GB NTFS to the system It give me below error :
Error mounting: mount: unknown file-system type 'ntfs'.
I have read various help records regarding this but did not found any solution.
Please guide me in detail.
Thanks,
Sukh
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The unknown bit makes me think perhaps the package that handles ntfs is missing.
Check this out for the yum stanzas to install it if it's missing:
(argh, won't let me post the url because I'm a newb here; google for:
centos mount ntfs
and eyeball the TipsAndTricks wiki page that comes up. )
I'm an aptitude guy (debian-based distro side) so I don't want to start lying to you...
- 01-03-2012 #3
In the past, linux did not natively have NTFS support. I believe you need a package called fuse.
for centos:
Or, you may try using ntfs-3g instead of ntfsCode:yum install fuse
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That fuse stuff was what was in the URL the forum wouldn't let me post...
- 01-04-2012 #5
In the past, I did the following to mount NTFS volumes:
TipsAndTricks/NTFS - CentOS Wiki
You will need to have the rpmforge repository installed.linux user # 503963


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