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3 * Debian etch. |
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5 Find your ntfs partition: |
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7 $ sfdisk -l |
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8 or |
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9 $ fdisk -l |
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11 ** Read only. |
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13 As root: |
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15 $ mount -t ntfs -o ro,utf8,umask=333 /dev/sd<x><y> /mnt/ntfs |
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17 where <x> is drive letter as [a-z], <y> is partition number as [1-4]|5|6|... |
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19 ** With write access. |
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21 Install ntfs-3g. It can be found in sid (backports). |
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22 To do that install packages `fuse-utils', `libfuse2', `libntfs-3g', `ntfs-3g' |
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23 (in such order). |
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24 Add some thing like |
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26 deb http://www.backports.org/debian etch-backports main |
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28 to /etc/apt/source.list to get access to backported packages and update package database: |
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29 |
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30 $ apt-get update |
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32 and install throw aptitude packeges. Also you can manually download and install this |
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33 packeges throw `dpkg --install'. |
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35 Users from `fuse' group can now mount NTFS volume: |
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37 $ mount -t ntfs-3g -o rw,utf8,force,gid=windir,dmask=002,fmask=113 /dev/sd<x><y> /mnt/ntfs |
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39 For help see NTFS-3G(8). |