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> 'mount -t ntfs /dev/hdb1 /mount/hdb1' command still give the same
> error .. no such mountpoint
>
> but whike booting linux it says that the disk is hdb .... so hdb1
> should be the first partition ... and it still doesn't work ? maybe
> becaus it's ntfs ?
This is another error, not the same.
Ok, first, if you haven't set up /etc/fstab you need to be root,
so just:
1. su -
and insert the password when requested.
Next, make a convenient mount point, like /win or something:
2. mkdir /win
Then you are set, but maybe you want to be certain on the
partition issue, try to list all partitions:
3. fdisk -l /dev/hdb
Assuming that hdb1 is the correct partition, you can try to mount
it:
4. mount -t ntfs /dev/hdb1 /win
Voila!
Finally you should do this process automatic. Edit the file
/etc/fstab, e.g. in emacs:
5. emacs /etc/fstab
There you should include a line like this:
6. /dev/hdb1 /win ntfs defaults 1 2
Then the partition is mounted automatically next time you reboot.
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