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From: 刘宇辉 on 10 Jun 2010 01:50
On 10 June 2010 13:38, Alexander Batischev <eual.jp(a)gmail.com> wrote:

> On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 01:28:52PM +0800, 刘宇辉 wrote:
> > 2. make dir that you want to mount ,here i assume it as /mnt/ntfs
> > $mkdir /mnt/nfts
>
> Pay attention: /mnt belongs to root:root, so you should run mkdir as root
>

thank you for that ,Alexander .


> ABSDoug, did you try to make a little research by yourself before asking?
> I Googled with keywords "mount ntfs debian" and got nice blog post as a
> first
> link. All this details were described there, including not only
> automounting
> using fstab, but also mounting by hands (it's not hard at all) and nice
> note
> for beginners about "umount". Why don't you try to help yourself by
> yourself
> (that probably sounds awkward for native speakers - excuse me if so)?
>
> --
> Regards,
> Alexander Batischev
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From: ABSDoug on 10 Jun 2010 17:10
--- On Thu, 6/10/10, 刘宇辉 <lyh19901223(a)gmail.com> wrote:

<<< 1.First we can rely on a software  ntfs-3g (it may be installed by default)
  # aptitude install ntfs-3g >>>

I got that far, but wasn't sure what to do next.

 
<<< 2. make dir that you want to mount ,here i assume it as /mnt/ntfs
  $mkdir /mnt/nfts >>>

I did some reading, but wasn't sure how this should look. A partition is simply represented as a simple folder to Linux. Neat!

<<< 3. we edit the file ... (snip)

Thanks again. I was afraid to mess with fstab on my own since I screwed it all up in Ubuntu. I'm still reading up on fstab. I've got the blkid terminal command & a couple good web pages. fstab is still messed up in Ubuntu, but I'll get it! Thanks again! BUT... I have a permission issue with that partition. I logged in as root, but could not effect change. Owner is unknown on this partition.







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From: Rob Owens on 10 Jun 2010 20:30
On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 02:08:16PM -0700, ABSDoug wrote:
> --- On Thu, 6/10/10, 刘宇辉 <lyh19901223(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
> <<< 1.First we can rely on a software  ntfs-3g (it may be installed by default)
>   # aptitude install ntfs-3g >>>
>
> I got that far, but wasn't sure what to do next.
>
>  
> <<< 2. make dir that you want to mount ,here i assume it as /mnt/ntfs
>   $mkdir /mnt/nfts >>>
>
> I did some reading, but wasn't sure how this should look. A partition is simply represented as a simple folder to Linux. Neat!
>
> <<< 3. we edit the file ... (snip)
>
> Thanks again. I was afraid to mess with fstab on my own since I screwed it all up in Ubuntu. I'm still reading up on fstab. I've got the blkid terminal command & a couple good web pages. fstab is still messed up in Ubuntu, but I'll get it! Thanks again! BUT... I have a permission issue with that partition. I logged in as root, but could not effect change. Owner is unknown on this partition.
>
Rule of thumb: back up files before messing with them. In the case of
fstab, as root (or sudo):

cp /etc/fstab /etc/fstab.bak

That way you can always go back to what was working before you messed
with it.

By the way, I'm pretty sure most desktop environments have built-in
provisions for accessing ntfs, and you don't need to mess with fstab.
The ntfs drive is usually found under "computer" in the file manager.

-Rob


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