unable to mount NTFS file system in linux

[christopher_1]

Hi,

I am able to mount Fat32 drives used in windows to linux, but i am not able to mount NTFS drives in windows on to linux the error which i get is "fs NTFS not supported by kernel".
 
please help me.

Regards,
Christopher.

[Ricky]

You need to download a patch.. it is I think named as kernel-ntfs.x.rpm . After that you can mount NTFS.

[christopher_1]

Hello,

I downloaded the patch kernel-ntfs-2.4.20-13.7smp.i386.rpm and installed it but it still does not work. I followed the method which you provided
/dev/hda1               /mnt/c                  ntfs    users,owner,ro,umask=000    0 0

Regards,
Christopher.

[Ricky]

What error do you exactly got ?

[christopher_1]

Hello,

I got the error "fs type ntfs not supported by kernel", while booting the system. I tried to mount three NTFS drives and all three gave the same error, while I am able to mount FAT32 drives without any problem.

Regards,
Christopher.

[neo]

just recompile your kernel with NTFS file system supported.

[gauravbajaj]

ok
Do one thing, install ntfs modiuke i.e which has extension .o -, after -that -install it using
#insmod module-name.o

where modul-le-name is name of ur kernel ntfs module

Enjoy
Gaurav

[neo]

ntfs module is generally named as ntfs.o It is better that you add module autoloader support in the kernel or recompile ntfs module into the kernel