If you are using a GENERIC kernel, then ntfs is built in the kernel.
Otherwise you may try kldload ntfs before compiling the kernel afresh.
I have used mount_ntfs and it works perfectly. If I am not mistaken
mount_ntfs is even more intelligent - if ntfs is not loaded it
dynamically loads it with
Atanas Atanasov [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If you are using a GENERIC kernel, then ntfs is built in the kernel.
No, it's not, in 6.1 at least.
I don't recall that it ever was in the past, either.
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My appologies, you are right. However if ntfs is not loaded then
mount_ntfs loads it automatically so he doesn't need to worry about
anything - just write mount_ntfs /dev/... ... and ready.
Atanas
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p.s. i tried copy and it's the same..
many thanks!!
TFC
On 6/3/06, Tsu-Fan Cheng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi,
i have a problem when trying to mount windows xp disk, I have
freebsd6.1/amd64 on a SATA and wondows xp on a 80gb regular ATA disk
separatly. I boot into freebsd and under /dev
On Jun 4, 2006, at 12:58 PM, Tsu-Fan Cheng wrote:
Hi, thank you guys so much for the answer, I use mount_ntfs and now
it's okay. But.. I want to move a file from freebsd disk to xp disk,
as root. i cd to where I want to file to go e.g. /mnt/My
Doument.../here, then run mv /path/to/file .
it
Garrett Cooper wrote:
...
Good luck, and if you need to resize some Windows partitions look
into partition magic.
-Garrett
If your budget doesn't allow for partition magic you might try Boot It
NG from
http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/
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I often do this and there are two practical solutions. One is as
Garrett mentioned to simply have a small FAT32 partition that suits
your needs (remember max file size is 4GB), call it buffer, and mount
if from both OS. A better solution may be to use samba. This is much
better, but you need an
Good luck, and if you need to resize some Windows partitions
look into partition magic.
If your budget doesn't allow for partition magic you might try Boot
It NG from
http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/
I also have good experiences with Gparted (http://
hi,
i have a problem when trying to mount windows xp disk, I have
freebsd6.1/amd64
on a SATA and wondows xp on a 80gb regular ATA disk separatly. I boot into
freebsd and under /dev, it shows:
ad0
ad0s1
ad4
ad4s1
...
ad0 is the win$$ disk and ad4 is fbsd disk. I use mount_msdosfs /dev/ad0s1
Tsu-Fan Cheng wrote:
hi,
i have a problem when trying to mount windows xp disk, I have
freebsd6.1/amd64
on a SATA and wondows xp on a 80gb regular ATA disk separatly. I boot into
freebsd and under /dev, it shows:
ad0
ad0s1
ad4
ad4s1
...
ad0 is the win$$ disk and ad4 is fbsd disk. I use
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