This is from memory so I may be wrong, but I believe you should do this:
first make a mount point (I use /mnt to hide all non-Linux mounts) like so:
# mkdir /mnt/ntfs
Replace the string "ntfs" with anything you like. Eg. I use /mnt/dosc for
the dos/windows partition. Then type:
# mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /mnt/ntfs
Later on you could try to modify /etc/fstab (IIRC: man fstab) and include
the mount there to let it mount either automatically or with a simple:
# mount /mnt/ntfs
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> From: Langa Kentane[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 22 April 1999 12:45
> To: Maurice Hendrix
> Subject: Mounting NTFS partitions
>
> What is the exact command that I can use to mount NTFS partitions. Say
> the
> partion is /dev/hda1.
>
> I tried looking at 'man mount' and I never got the answer... maybe I was
> just not looking properly. Please help
>
> Kamnandi/ Kind regards
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