Re: Seeing NT Partition

["Bluesky" <madview about com>]

redhat does not have ntfs supported by default.

you have to recompile the kernel so that you cn read it from linux.

often it works, but in many cases, after recompiling kernel, you
might get a broken one and some mess.

enjoy it though.

max

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"Smith, James B." <james b smith unisys com> wrote in message
news:D5C68A79062BD311BFCC00104B948783031DB4A6 US-EA-EXCH-5 ea unisys com   
> I am having a little bit of trouble and it's probably something stupid
that
> I'm missing!  I have a dual boot laptop, HP OmniBook 4100, 96MB RAM with
W2K
> Server and RH 7.0 on board.  I need to be able to see my NT partition from
> Linux.  I made a new directory, /NT, added the following row in my
> /etc/fstab:
>
> /dev/hda1 /NT auto defaults   0 0
>
> when I went to try and mount the volume, I get the error: "Mount: fs ntfs
> not recognized by kernel"  Did I miss compiling something?  Any help would
> be appreciated!!
>
> Regards,
>
> JBS
>
>
>
>
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