Greg Wallace a écrit :
There's your answer -- "fs=ntfs". That means it's a Windows file system and
can only be written to from Windows. Linux can only read it. If you need
to be able to write to this device from Linux, you'll need to re-format the
drive to a Linux type of file system (EXT3, Reiser, etc.).
or to install the packages "fuse" and "ntfs-3G" and you'll be able to
write to a
ntfs partition. I use that for months without error.
http://www.ntfs-3g.org/
Michel.
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