Re: Access NTFS partition in a Linux/NT dual boot machine

["Calvin Lam" <clamhm hotmail com>]

hi Rizwan,

Thanks for your information.  I followed yr steps to build a custom kernel 
with ntfs module support.  However, I got the "no setup information 
found..." after I modified lilo.conf, ran lilo and reboot.  What can I do 
next?  Please help.

BTW, the custom kernel built was zImage instead of bzImage.  Any problem?

Thanks.

Calvin


> From: Rizwan Mohammad <rizwan clovertechnologies com>
> To: redhat-install-list redhat com
> CC: clamhm hotmail com
> Subject: Re: Access NTFS partition in a Linux/NT dual boot machine
> Date: Tue, 16 May 2000 21:51:45 +0530
>
>
>
> Hi Calvin,
> 	 From the /usr/src/linux dir give the command "make menuconfig" (as
> root). u will get a menu. Be careful to select or deselect anything to 
> avoid
> unwanted trouble. Press the return key on the Filesystems pad and select 
> NTFS
> support (read only) and the next one of readwrite ( if u need it ). Exit 
> and
> save this configuration.
> 	From the command prompt ( in the /usr/src/linux dir ) type these three
> commands
>  	# make dep ( it will take some time )
> 	# make clean
> 	# make bzImage . ( ' I ' is Upper Case)
> u r now with a new kernel in the current dir as bzImage. To be safe just 
> make a
> copy of your old kernel image (/vmlinuz or /boot/vmlinuz) somewhere. now cp
> bzImage /vmlinuz or /boot/vmlinuz and reboot.
>
> Then simply mount the partition without the -t option.
>
> Bye
>
> Rizwan.

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