Note: I am still GNU/Linux newbie, so please correct any errors/mistakes in
this message if you see any!
Trisquel is based on Debian, so the commands should be the same or similar.
All the commands below sohuld be typed in the terminal, and "sudo" gives
administrator's privilages to any command following it.
First we need to find which partition is windows installed on.
To list all partitions on your hard drive, open the terminal and type in:
sudo blkid
On my laptop, windows is on partition /dev/sda4, so that's the one I want to
access.
To create a folder, which will be used to mount that partition (make it
accessible in GNU/Linux), type in:
sudo mkdir /mnt/windows
Now you can check if the folder was created:
cd /
ls
cd /mnt
ls
Which should show, that an empty "windows" folder has been created inside the
"mnt" folder.
Now we can mount the windows partition in that "windows" folder:
mount -t ntfs /dev/sda4 /mnt/windows
If you now go to that /mnt/windows folder using for example the file system
menager on Trisuel's desktop, or the "cd" and "ls" commands in terminal, you
shoud see all your windows folders, and be able to acces them.
