But what should I do when I start my Oneiric and it bothers me with
fsck.ntfs for my two windows partitions?
As there is no possible check, you should not request a check. Checks at
boot time are determined by the last field in /etc/fstab. quote from
man fstab : If the sixth field is not
So, ntfs-3g should symlink fsck.ntfs to ntfsfix or ntfsck,
though the latter fails to check my partitions,
It fails because the development of ntfsck has been interrupted years
ago before anything useful was developed.
so maybe ntfsfix would be better.
ntfsfix does not check the volume, it
Creating a symlink from ntfsfix to /sbin/fsck.ntfs make things working
again.
Yes, but ntfsfix is not a file system checker, it fixes common errors
preventing the partition from mounting and triggers chkdsk next time the
partition will be used on Windows.
It is a bad idea to give users the
This was fixed in ntfs-3g-2011.4.12AR.6
On buggy versions you may avoid the bug by using option -f twice : ntfsresize
-ff.
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the mountall attempts to call fsck.ntfs misses it (because it's
called ntfsck) and stops the boot process with something like
severe error checking disk - go manual
See https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ntfs-3g/+bug/896944
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Stack memory exhausted (SP below stack segment)
Is this device mountable on Windows ?
If not, apply ntfsfix from the latest ntfs-3g release (ntfs-
3g_ntfsprogs-2011.10.9-RC, or ntfs-3g_ntfsprogs-2011.10.9AR.1) and post
the output. See
After the grsync operation my ntfs partition had the
following permission settings: owner root with
permissions to access files only. Group and Others
had no permissions at all.
This is the new fashion. In your syslog, you may find something like :
Cmdline options:
After the grsync operation my ntfs partition had the following
permission settings: owner root with permissions to access files
only. Group and Others had no permissions at all.
This is what you are supposed to get if you did not mount with option
permissions or define the user mapping.
It
How is a normal user supposed to know that we have to use a
special mount command in that case? If the mount has been
inconsistent with rsync operation I expect a warning and not
this type of own, unexpected default action of the system.
Your device was probably mounted automatically by
Your Ubuntu boss wants...
I was just trying to help, unpaid.
In Windows as administrator in the security tab of the
folder/partition, you can change the owner and set the
permissions as you prefer without worrying about masks
and mount commands and that is how it should be.
Sorry :)
And
The ntfsprogs package has been taken over by ntfs-3g, and the extended
record need has been implemented in ntfs-3g advanced versions. See
http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-advanced/
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If fsck can't do ntfs, don't try it, don't throw an error about it and don't
halt boot!
Surely something can be done about this?
Well, just do NOT request a check at boot time, by NOT setting the last
field in the /etc/fstab line relative to your partition to 2.
From man fstab : If the
Can ntfs-3g provide an implementation of fsck.ntfs
that avoids this error message (and would it be wise)?
Of course it can. If you just want to avoid the error, just put a dummy
shell script into /sbin/fsck.ntfs.
Now, developping a true fsck.ntfs is just a matter of free manpower, and
if you
Phillip, in post # 23 you say 1) ntfs-3g canonicalizes the name so that
if you mount with /dev/mapper/foo, the device name listed in mtab is
/dev/dm-n, so you can not umount /dev/mapper/foo
A similar remark has just been posted to the ntfs-3g forum
Hi Dmitry,
Can you post the result of the command (type in a terminal window)
getfattr -e hex -n system.ntfs_attrib a-slowly-written-ntfs-file
Obviously replace a-slowly-written-ntfs-file by the name of an NTFS file
you had difficulties writing.
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So check the conditions listed on
http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-faq/#highcpu
If the issue mainly appears on big files or fragmented partitions, upgrading to
an advanced version from http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-advanced/ may
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Does this happen on a specific file, or a specific target directory ?
Does the copy eventually go through after unusual duration time ?
Please do a chkdsk /f on a Windows box (much recommended if you have
shutdown your computer without unmounting), and post again if this does
not fix the problem.
Hi Mikko,
You did not indicate which ntfs-3g version you are using.
Anyway the performance indeed depends on the file size, and on the
fragmentation of the partition. You should try the improvement for big
and fragmented files in ntfs-3g-2010.8.8AR.5 See
Nov 8 2008 /vista/Users/Jean-Pierre_2/Application
Data - /vista/Users/Jean-Pierre_2/AppData/Roaming
The Vista symbolic links are supported by ntfs-3g since ntfs-
3g-2009.11.14
PS The links you reference are related to problems which have been fixed
long ago.
Regards
Jean-Pierre
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Hi,
I cannot provide precise help unless I know the exact version of ntfs-3g
you use (type ntfs-3g --help obviously on Linux).
What you say about Application Data seems to indicate that this is not
a directory on Windows 7. If you are using an old version of ntfs-3g,
you have to put your files
This could be a hardware issue. It could be useful you do a chkdsk
again, saving the error messages to a file (chkdsk /f X: chkdsk.log)
and post them. To identify possible bad sectors, do a chkdsk /r.
How full is your partition ?
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The ntfs-3g manual explains how to make chmod store the requested
permissions on ntfs, it also explains how to get an error when
permissions are not configured.
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Can anybody try the latest advanced ntfs-3g version with improvements when
appending data to big or fragmented files or on a close to full disk ?
See http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-advanced/ (currently
ntfs-3g-2010.8.8AB.1 a beta test version).
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Please remove default_permissions from your mount command. Better still,
apply what is described in the user mapping section of the ntfs-3g
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Please note that on Linux, only the owner of a file and root are allowed to set
the timestamps of a file to a value different from the current time. So there
are three options :
1) disabling permissions checks (no uid, gid, dmask, fmask and umask options)
2) make the user appear as the owner
You can use the option hide_hid_files with a recent ntfs-3g version.
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without defining a uid), you are bound to have problems because the rights
cannot be evaluated properly.
Do not forget that even on ntfs (unless you use an old ntfs-3g version), you
can use normal Linux permissions.
Hi Huygens
My scenario was: from NTFS to ext4, moving 2.1 GB of data (Java workspace).
Most likely your NTFS partition is corrupt. Please do a chkdsk /f on Windows.
If that does not fix the issue, please report again.
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Hi Dmitry,
I got this bug again while watching video from ntfs partition
The attrib indicates a sparse file, which is unrealistic for a video file, it
is most likely corrupt. You should upgrade to a newer version of ntfs-3g and
recreate the file.
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It seems that ntfs-3g could not determine hibernate status in
Windows 7.
Detection of a hibernated Windows session is based on a file named
hiberfil.sys on the Windows system partition in which Windows saves its state.
1) Was the damaged partition the Windows system one, or was it another one
Hi wolger,
Are you expecting some help ? what about providing the ntfs-3g version
you are using (type ntfs-3g --help) and the circumstances in which
this happened ? (what kind of action on what kind of file ? is it
reproducible ? how full is your ntfs partition ?)
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I haven't been able to replicate this again. Just close the report. It
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Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre mathieu...@gmail.com wrote:
I've never been able to reproduce this issue.
Jean-Pierre: please use 'apport-collect 1009879' to add additional
debugging
This looks like a problem in fuse, not in ntfs-3g. The fuse library is
getting a request from the fuse kernel module, and this is a request for
forgetting an inode with invalid parameters. The fuse library which is
being used is not the one bundled with ntfs-3g.
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Title:
ntfs-3g allows creation of illegal (Windows) names
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When the fast restarting of Windows 8 is enabled, the ntfs partitions
of internal disk (this means including non-Windows system partition) may
be left in an inconsistent state, and Windows 8 restarts using a saved
copy of the metadata (instead of what is actually on disk), leading to
potential
Copying what I have just written about report 1043149 :
When the fast restarting of Windows 8 is enabled, the ntfs partitions
of internal disk (this means including non-Windows system partition) may
be left in an inconsistent state, and Windows 8 restarts using a saved
copy of the metadata
AFAIK, leaving Windows 8 by selecting restart and rebooting to Linux
is safe. Also using the Windows dual-boot manager is safe, because it
syncs the cached data to disk before starting another OS. The unsafe
situation is booting directly into another OS through another boot
manager such as grub.
The mounting denial is not a bug. It is a feature preventing you from
losing data.
Also please see http://jp-andre.pagesperso-orange.fr/advanced-ntfs-
3g.html#windows8
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I have a computer with an nVidia video card, using proprietary drivers.
I experience this issue.
I have to add that after a suspend/resume cycle my videos playback
slowly if they are enlarged, but normally when there's a 1:1 relation
between display pixels and video pixels, meaning that hardware
Public bug reported:
On Ubuntu 13.10 a Lenovo X1 Carbon running Ubuntu 64-bit has problems to
communicate with bluetooth input devices on resume from suspend. This
problem happened only after upgrade to Ubuntu 13.10.
Reloading the module btusb fixes the problem (rmmod btusb; modprobe
btusb).
Public bug reported:
Since upgrading to Ubuntu 13.10, the Gnome Keyring GPG agent is not
visible from Thunderbird when launched via Unity's messaging menu. The
variable GPG_AGENT_INFO is not in Thunderbird's environment. Terminals
opened from the Unity Launcher do have GPG_AGENT_INFO, and when
I do not have the problem in message #4
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Title:
Can't pair Logitech K810 using GUI
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This script reloads the Bluetooth module at wake-up time. I don't think
this is a defintive solution for this problem, since the module is
supposed to be reloaded by the power manager through other means, but
that fails to activate Bluetooth for some reason.
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Trying to replay your example, I got Operation not supported, not
Operation not permitted.
The no_def_opts means not setting the silent option (and other
ones), and there is some lack of documentation information on silent :
beside ignoring errors on chmod(1) and chown(1), this also ignores
the part of the documentation that says ACCESS HANDLING AND SECURITY
/Be default, files and directories are owned by ... and everybody has full
read,
write, execution and directory browsing permissions. is at best deceptive,
at worst completely untrue.
What do you feel deceptive or untrue
This stopped happening to me some time ago, I can't tell when. It's all
good FYI.
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NetworkManager high CPU usage while nm-applet and
In properties of that non-working symlink, nautilus shows as target path:
../..\my_NTFS_target
So the 2nd back-slash is the problem
Can you please post the output (on Ubuntu) of :
getfattr -h -e hex -n system.ntfs_reparse_data bad-symlink
With bad-symlink to be replaced by the name of the
Ok I got it. There is indeed a bug in the slash reversing procedure.
Can you please test the attached patch ?
** Patch added: Fix reverse slashes in Windows-type relative symlinks
Can you give me please advice, how to apply the patch?
If you do not know how to apply the patch, you have to wait for a fixed
release. Until then you can either :
- use a hard link instead (works the same way on Linux and Windows, but has a
different semantics from a symlink, which might not
* The ntfs-3g crashes regularly, making it unable to access the drive.
And ntfs-3g cannot do anything about it, as it is caused by a bug in
fuse.
* Only reboot helps
* What can I do to get it more stable?
* Seems to be a problem of 12.10!!
* How can I repair it without reboot?
Upgrade or
Ultradefrag has been ported to ntfs-3g two years ago. It is marked for
testing and will remain so until a few users test it. See http://jp-
andre.pagesperso-orange.fr/advanced-ntfs-3g.html#ultradefrag
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On this issue, see
http://tuxera.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2t=30157sid=3cbd3aa600181004df63ad98506701ef
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Title:
ntfsresize doesn't back up the
More than political literature, it is proselytism and apology to
communism. How would people react if there was Nazi proselytism in the
Ubuntu application store? Well, that's exactly what happens. There's a
lot of Linux magazines, software-related information, and communism
proselytism. I find it
So Jean-Pierre how do we update Fuse?
The fuse repository is at http://fuse.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb-index.cgi
And/or can you provide us with a link to the bug on the fuse bugtracker?
IMHO the developers' mail list is used for reporting bugs, see pointers in
http://fuse.sourceforge.net
I am not sure that this is a regression in 13.10 though. I remember my
friend experienced this in Ubuntu 13.04.
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Screen lock with dual
I have not experienced this for some time. I'm running Ubuntu 13.10 at
this point, and I'm not sure at which point it started working
correctly.
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It started working for me some time ago. Perhaps two weeks ago. I'm not
sure if it had anything to do with me having a custom â/etc/gnome-
settings-daemon/xrandr/monitors.xmlâ.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1185330 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1185330
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network manager error
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I have discovered the cause of this problem. There are some bad g_free()
calls in the code. I will submit patch.
** Patch added: Apply patch using patch -p1 network-manager-applet.patch at
the source of the tree as obtained by apt-get source network-manager-applet
I found this revision in which code that formerly duplicated the string
was replaced with code that copies a pointer to the relevant settings
data structure id value.
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-branches/ubuntu/saucy/network-
manager-applet/saucy/revision/105.1.1#src/applet-device-cdma.c
I learned that the system was mapping Times and Helvetica to Nimbus
equivalents, and that was messing up some websites. On-screen display of
Nimbus fonts in Linux is not ideal, even if I disable hinting. They have
a way to look awful. I changed the mappings to use Liberation fonts, and
the result
Public bug reported:
Wallpaper for users do not appear, and second display remains dark after
I logout from my account.
Expected behaviour should be consistent with computer boot: user
wallpapers show when the user is selected, and I can login from either
display as long as it has mouse focus.
I can confirm it works fine for me.
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nm-applet crashes when switching between devices
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This issue is still present, as it should :
[root@dimension ntfslowprof]# ntfs-3g -o uid=0,gid=500 ../images/cf32M-9.clone
disk
[root@dimension ntfslowprof]# exit
exit
[linux@dimension ntfslowprof]$ cd disk/linux
[linux@dimension linux]$ bunzip2 linemode.try.bz2
bunzip2: I/O or other error,
What is the name of the missing folder ?
What are the sizes and space on disk on Windows (from properties of the volume)
and on Linux (df on mounted partition) ?
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File captured while the GUI hung for about a minute, and then failed to
pair the keyboard.
** Attachment added: Hung for a minute, then failed to pair
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bluez/+bug/1219560/+attachment/3798345/+files/hci.log
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I cannot pair the Logitech K810 keyboard to my computer using the
graphical interface provided by Ubuntu. Whenever I try I get two
possibilities:
1. The GUI will show me a password, which I must type in the keyboard.
After typing the password and pressing ENTER, the pairing
Previous comment contained an attempt to pair that failed. The GUI did
not display a password to type on the keyboard, but the file registered
one, as evidenced in this line:
2013-09-01 21:54:09.899971 HCI Event: User Passkey Notification (0x3b) plen 10
bdaddr 00:1F:20:*:*:* passkey 662178
Public bug reported:
When connecting to a wireless network that has been configured to
automaticall connect to a VPN in Ubuntu 13.04, I get this error in
syslog:
Jul 2 20:05:14 zenbook nm-openvpn[15982]: write UDPv4 []: Network is
unreachable (code=101)
This message repeats a few times, and
1) Please post the formatting parameters of sda2 and sda6 :
sudo ntfsinfo -fm /dev/sda2
sudo ntfsinfo -fm /dev/sda6
2) Are the files created on Win7 shown by Linux ?
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Do you use some special hardware (such as a cache on SSD) ?
To discriminate Linux does not write the data from Windows does not get the
data, please try the following (on sda6, to avoid putting Windows at risk) :
1) Boot on Linux and create some file.
2) Reboot on Linux (without starting Windows
Yes, I use a SSD cache memory
Windows and Linux do not use compatible cacheing. On a dual-boot computer, you
have to disable the cacheing altogether. See for instance
http://useranswer.com/answer/dual-boot-installation-of-ubuntu-12-04-lts-on-hp-ultrabook-envy-4-1002tx/
However this is a risky
At the moment, it seems that mount.ntfs-3g disables -o permissions if -o
uid=UUU and/or uid=GGG are also specified.
Yes, that should be expected. You cannot both define the owner of a file both
as the current user and a forced user. See
This is a bug in fuse 2.9.0. Please upgrade.
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ntfs-3g keeps crashing with SIGABRT in raise()
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Please upgrade fuse. Fuse 2.9.0 has a random bug, when remounting
manually you were just lucky. I would also recommend doing a chkdsk.
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Oh, and I forgot to suggest replacing the final 2 in your /etc/fstab
entry by 0. The value 2 is a request to make a file system check
before mounting but AFAIK nobody has released an open source ntfs
file system checker, this is just giving you a false impression of
safety.
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As I have already said for bug 104944, the patch to fuse for this bug is
in
http://fuse.git.sourceforge.net/git/gitweb.cgi?p=fuse/fuse;a=commit;h=1061a0a2d90148bd2e7f32e1e694399db2dbe087
Is there no management of duplicated reports ?
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Same as bug 1019806 fuse 2.9.0 is buggy, this is not an ntfs-3g bug.
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ntfs-3g crashed with SIGABRT in get_node()
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The patch to fuse for this bug is in
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In the above situation (full shutdown, with hibernation configured, but not
enabled), what are the outputs of :
ls -l /windows/hiberfil.sys
head -c 8 /windows/hiberfil.sys | od -t x1
(/windows to be replaced by the mount point of the Windows8 system partition)
This obviously requires mounting in
Whenever I create or copy files to any of the NTFS partitions from Ubuntu,
these files
get deleted once I login to Windows.
Does this also happen to files on external devices (such as a usb key) ?
I have been able to find the exact event log concerning this issue in
Windows
A file has also
Thank you for your report.
The file you attached is probably not the right one. It was apparently
created on Jan 18th, whereas the strange repair you reported was on Feb
5th. The one you posted might be a consequence of resizing the ntfs
partition from 400GB to 126GB, it is not related to the
I have a few more questions after having read your replies to Anton.
First, I would like to check whether there is a difference from Windows 8 in
processing the fast restart mode. Please turn this feature back on, then log
off Windows (to be ready for a fast restart), boot into Ubuntu and show
Enabling fast restart back on prevents me from mounting
the partitions, giving this error message:
That is the expected consequence of enabling the fast restart mode. It
is a good point which shows ntfs-3g correctly detects the mode, and
Windows 8.1 appears to behave like Windows 8. So I
First, what is the model of your hard disk ? The backup boot
sector is located at a place unusual for a 512-sector disk.
Then, you have built the image after having started chkdsk twice,
nevertheless when I start chkdsk on the image, it still finds an
error. The error is about directory
So apparently, Windows and Ubuntu do not read the same data, which point
at a cache somewhere not synced when shutting down.
Here are a few URL pointing at a tool from Intel to configure a SSD as a cache.
http://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/How-it-Works-Intel-SSD-Caching-148/
Anyway, I think what I can try now is uninstall ExpressCache or
stop SSD caching somehow and see if this fixes the problem and
maybe reinstall it afterwards.
Looks reasonable. I have no experience with this.
Please share your findings.
And if I disabled SSD caching, will I be able to use the
Glad you made it.
any way to make SSD caching work with dual booting
IMHO that would require either :
- a cacheing software which exists in both Windows and Linux variant,
- or which can be customized to cache the Windows system partition only,
- or which can be customized to sync the SSD to
Hello,
I upgraded to the packages in the PPA mentioned in comment #27. I
removed mi Logitech K810 keyboard using the GUI, then restarted the
computer. I managed to pair my keyboard successfully typing the six
characters on-screen. In fact, the GUI showed progression as I typed the
characters by
1) Making Windows-type permission inheritance by default would change the
default behavior. Even if this would be a good thing, it will cause users to
be disoriented.
2) Currently Windows-type inheritance is available as an option, provided
user-mapping is defined. This restriction will be
What happens if you unmount all your ntfs file systems before shutdown ?
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ntfs-3g does not terminate at computer shutdown
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If unmounting during shutdown fails though you can unmount manually,
then some service needed for unmounting must have been closed earlier.
Normally ntfs-3g only has to fsync(2) to make sure the device is left in
a consistent state.
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status 13: Error reading bootsector: Input/output error
This is a physical read error. Could be an unusual partitioning. Please post
the output of fdisk -l /dev/sdb.
I ran chkdsk /f in Windows and rebooted twice: still no result.
How did you make sure you designated the same partition ?
It is
Update : if this device is GPT partitioned, fdisk cannot show the partition
table. Use parted instead :
sudo parted /dev/sdb print
Also the device has 4096-byte sectors, ntfs-3g 1:2013.1.13AR.1 supports that,
but do not use earlier versions.
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dd: error reading â/dev/sdb4â: Input/output error
So, this is not a file system issue. I would first check the device can be read
at all :
sudo dd if=/dev/sdb of=bootsector count=1
If this is successful, the partitioning of your device is probably not
compatible with Ubuntu, and I would suggest
Sorry, the commands in my previous post should read :
mkdir temp-sdb2
sudo ntfs-3g -o ro /dev/sdb2 temp-sdb2
sudo head -c 30 'temp-sdb2/$LogFile' | tail -c 4 | od -t x1
sudo umount temp-sdb2
rmdir temp-sdb2
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Metadata kept in Windows cache, refused to mount.
This means you have shut down Windows 8 (or 8.1 or 10) in such a mode that it
keeps metadata in its cache for faster restarting.
The NTFS partition is in an unsafe state. Please resume and shutdown
Windows fully (no hibernation or fast
sudo mount /media/BOOTCAMP -o error=remount-ro
Only the options described in http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-manual/#6
can be used for mounting an ntfs partition.
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When I manually install
ntfs-3g_2014.2.15AR.2-1_amd64.deb
everything works fine and i can install testdisk
But ntfs-3g_2014.2.15AR.2 is buggy. Upgrading to ntfs-3g_2014.2.15AR.3
is recommended.
testdisk : Depends: libntfs-3g852
This means testdisk was compiled for using
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