That was my first Linux Distro way back in 2001. And I also had the same problem with you. :)
Easy solution would be to install another distro which is newer.
NTFS support is still in the kernel level so there's no getting around re-compiling. Maybe in the future, FUSE would support that too. :)
Now if you insist on using RedHat9, search the internet for pre-compiled NTFS modules that would go with your installed kernel. It's in RPM format so it's just a matter of
#rpm -ihvp yyyy.rpm.
On 6/21/06, michael sabanal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
peepz,
is there a way upon installing red hat 9 , ntfs file
system is mountable na ,no need for kernel
recompilation for ntfs file system support?
tanx and any suggestion is much appreciated.
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