[SOLVED] NTFS Configuration Tool won't work

[BKbroila]

I've installed and reinstalled the Tool several times and it doesn't do anything.
I get the prompt to input my passoword, which I know I put in correctly. It then just disappears.
If I try running the tool again, I see a window pop up at the bottom of my screen for a half a second then disappear.

I'm running Maverick with Win7 dual-booting, and trying to use the tool to auto-mount several partitions

[nujinini]

Hi! Welcome

If would double boot maverick and windows 7. I don't need to install any tool to access my windows partition since I can mount it by going to Places > Windows 7 and it would prompt me and ask for my password.

Can you please post the output of

sudo fdisk -l

-l is a small L

df -h

dmesg | tail

please?

[BKbroila]

EDIT

Nevermind, I found out that I didn't have a policy file.

So for future users who get this problem, run

sudo apt-get install hal

And re-install the NTFS Configuration Tool and that'll do it!

[bonesTdog]

Install hal was the ticket for me! Thanks!