Azril "The Conqueror" Reyes

There are several ways to mount a NTFS drive into linux but I prefer this way.

1. Check the kernel version of Linux that you are running by typing uname -r

2. Download the package that suitable for your kernel at www.linux-ntfs.org

3. Verify the installation type by typing this command: /sbin/modprobe ntfs

4. If you encounter any problem during installation, run this command to check. cat/proc/filesystems

5. Then finally mount it by typing this command. mount /dev/sdb1 mnt/ntfs -t ntfs -r -o umask=0222

Good luck and happy trying it.

Tags: azril reyes, azrilreyes, Linux, Mounting NTFS

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