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HI all, Is there a way i can make my ntfs drives readable and writable when im working in SUSE.11. my machine is dual booted with windows XP and SUSE ...
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    NTFS Read and Write support on suse 11

    HI all,
    Is there a way i can make my ntfs drives readable and writable when im working in SUSE.11.
    my machine is dual booted with windows XP and SUSE 11, n i discovered that i cant write to the ntfs partitions when i boot to suse.
    Please help if there is a way!
    Thanks

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    Welcome to the forums!

    You can install ntfs-3g if it's not already installed:

    NTFS-3G: Stable Read/Write NTFS Driver
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    Thanks very much for your swift response, i really do appreciate,
    my worry is, doest it need alot of dependencies? because the machine im installing it on, doesnt have internet access, so i have to download the NTFS-3G and take it home, im worried about th dependencies!
    Thank you

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    Are you accessing the NFS files as root? You should avoid that if possible, but if you must, then NFS-Root-Client Mini-HOWTO may help you.

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    I believe it is on the DVD. If you installed from the CD it may only be available by download.

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    It looks like it's installed by default under OpenSUSE 11, so you can check this HowTo for enabling it:

    NTFS - openSUSE
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    Hi guys, thanks so much for your Efforts.
    This world would be a bore without guys like you.
    i really appreciate.

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