Mounting the Windows NTFS partition under Linux

How it works: Use the mount command to mount the partition under Windows into a directory under Linux.

1.uname -r View the current Linux kernel version.

2. Go to
http://www.linux-ntfs.org/ Download the same NTFS patch as the kernel version.

3. Install patch: RPM – the ivh kernel – the module – NTFS – 2. 7.0.x.x – x – 2.1.20-0. Rr. 4.10 i686. RPM

4. Use fdisk-l to view the partition information of the hard disk.

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: mkdir/MNT /c corresponds to the C disk

mkdir/MNT /d corresponds to D disk

mkdir/MNT /e corresponds to e disk

6.mount -t NTFS /dev/xxx/MNT /x
6.mount -t NTFS /dev/xxx/MNT /x
6.mount -t NTFS /dev/xxx/MNT /x

: mount /dev/hda1/MNT /c

the mount -t NTFS/dev/hda5/MNT/d

the mount -t NTFS/dev/hda6/MNT/e