Mar 14, 2006 #1 R RLich8 Limp Gawd Joined Mar 24, 2003 Messages 348 I'm running a dual-boot system. Drive 1 has WinXP Pro and a partition with my files, and drive 2 has Fedora Core 4 on it. Is there any way I can make my drive 1 visible in linux?
I'm running a dual-boot system. Drive 1 has WinXP Pro and a partition with my files, and drive 2 has Fedora Core 4 on it. Is there any way I can make my drive 1 visible in linux?
Mar 14, 2006 #2 V Vertigo Acid 2(-log[H+])4u Joined May 31, 2003 Messages 12,410 Well, you can get safe read-only NTFS in linux now; writing to NTFS is still not ready for prime-time.
Well, you can get safe read-only NTFS in linux now; writing to NTFS is still not ready for prime-time.
Mar 14, 2006 #3 M Mellman Limp Gawd Joined Jul 9, 2003 Messages 409 yeah you can read it fine, but i've had some issues writing to it.
Mar 14, 2006 #4 R RLich8 Limp Gawd Joined Mar 24, 2003 Messages 348 That's all I want to do is read it. I basically just want to have access to my images and multimedia (songs, videos, etc.)
That's all I want to do is read it. I basically just want to have access to my images and multimedia (songs, videos, etc.)
Mar 14, 2006 #5 Bullitt 2[H]4U Joined Sep 28, 2004 Messages 3,034 Make sure you have NTFS support loaded into your kernel (most modern distro's do this just fine) "mkdir /winxp" edit your fstab and include a line like this: Code: /dev/hda1 /winxp ntfs users,owner,ro,umask=000 0 0 Then issue the "mount /winxp" as root and you should have read-only access to your NTFS partition. Please change /dev/hda1 to whatever your NTFS partition is for your particular machine.
Make sure you have NTFS support loaded into your kernel (most modern distro's do this just fine) "mkdir /winxp" edit your fstab and include a line like this: Code: /dev/hda1 /winxp ntfs users,owner,ro,umask=000 0 0 Then issue the "mount /winxp" as root and you should have read-only access to your NTFS partition. Please change /dev/hda1 to whatever your NTFS partition is for your particular machine.