When (I) installed/upgraded it stuck the plain vanilla ntfs on my fstab :'(
Just as an aside, ubuntu 7.10 inherently supports ntfs including for
write using ntfs-3g as shown on
http://www.ubuntulinux.org/getubuntu/releasenotes/710tour though I've
not tried writing yet.
Joseph Sinclair wrote:
> Definitely take it to the installfest. Especially for dual-boot setups, it
> can get a bit tricky, and a little extra help first-time through can save a
> mountain of headaches.
>
> Be sure to bring the OEM restore/install disk with you, since in a
> Windows/Linux dual
On 10/23/07, Jeremy Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ubuntu uses a program called Synaptic to handle packages. Go to
> System, Administration, Synaptic and enter your password when
> prompted. Once in there, choose libraries from the panel on the left
> and about 2/3rd of the way down I see libn
Definitely take it to the installfest. Especially for dual-boot setups, it can
get a bit tricky, and a little extra help first-time through can save a
mountain of headaches.
Be sure to bring the OEM restore/install disk with you, since in a
Windows/Linux dual boot, Windows has to be installed
Wayne Davis wrote:
I would install ntfs-3g drivers, and be sure that "fstab", which is
located in the /etc directory shows the 3g driver
here is an EXAMPLE, do NOT copy this as your drive ID numbers WILL be
different:
# /dev/hda1
UUID=0C98B3B498B39B22 /media/hda1 ntfs-3g
I would install ntfs-3g drivers, and be sure that "fstab", which is
located in the /etc directory shows the 3g driver
here is an EXAMPLE, do NOT copy this as your drive ID numbers WILL be
different:
# /dev/hda1
UUID=0C98B3B498B39B22 /media/hda1 ntfs-3g defaults,umask=007,gid=46 0 1
# /dev/h
Ubuntu uses a program called Synaptic to handle packages. Go to
System, Administration, Synaptic and enter your password when
prompted. Once in there, choose libraries from the panel on the left
and about 2/3rd of the way down I see libntfs9. (you can just click on
one of the package names and star
Jeremy Miller wrote:
Do you know if the drive is formatted as FAT or NTFS? You might need
to install the NTFS libraries.
On 10/23/07, Justin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a dell precision m90 laptop and a 250gb freeagent external hdd.
I just reformatted and installed ubuntu 7.10 on the l
Do you know if the drive is formatted as FAT or NTFS? You might need
to install the NTFS libraries.
On 10/23/07, Justin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a dell precision m90 laptop and a 250gb freeagent external hdd.
> I just reformatted and installed ubuntu 7.10 on the laptop. I have all
> my
I have a dell precision m90 laptop and a 250gb freeagent external hdd.
I just reformatted and installed ubuntu 7.10 on the laptop. I have all
my files and what not stored on the external. When running live from
the disc, I could access the drive but now that it's installed, it says
the drive
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