r/w ntfs

**vegetakorps** · 08-09-2006

i have a r/w ntfs. how do i replace the old one with this?

**devils casper** · 08-09-2006

Originally Posted by vegetakorps

i have a r/w ntfs. how do i replace the old one with this?

can you be a bit more clear ???

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**vegetakorps** · 08-16-2006

i have 2 operating systems. windows/slackware linux. i use ntfs under windows. the problem is that slackware installs read-only ntfs drivers. now i find on linux.softpedia.com this driver - ntfs-3g 20070714 Beta - and it is read/write ntfs and it's really working. now i need replace the old one with this from linux.softpedia. what can i do?

**jan1024188** · 08-16-2006

Maybe you should umount the old one .To do that edit fstab

Code:

gedit /etc/fstab

and delete ntfs line
it looks like that

Code:

/dev/hda1        /ntfs-c          ntfs        ro               1   0

reboot
i hope that helps
can you send me whole link please?

**vegetakorps** · 08-17-2006

http://mlf.linux.rulez.org/mlf/ezaz/...70811-BETA.tgz

i changed /etc/fstab from:

Code:

/dev/hda4   /mnt/hda4   ntfs   ro   1   0

to:

Code:

/dev/hda4   /mnt/hda4   ntfs-3g   ro   1   0

and it is not working. i have to add fuse module to kernel by:

Code:

modprobe fuse

do you know how to do this on startup before mounting ntfs?

**jan1024188** · 08-17-2006

you can try captive too
http://www.jankratochvil.net/project/captive/

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