[nflug] mounting ntfs

[Cyber Source]

anthonyriga wrote:

> I installed the kernel-module rpm but still cant mount the ntfs. When 
> I do fdisk -l it shows its there as /dev/sda1 so I know that works. I 
> did do a modprobe ntfs and getting error:  FATAL: Error inserting ntfs 
> (/lib/modules/2.6.14-1.1656_FC4/kernel/fs/ntfs/ntfs.ko): Invalid 
> module format
>
> This module is the exact same one as my kernel version when I do uname 
> -r.  maybe I need to compile it in the kernel.  Is ther any good 
> instructions to do it. I havnet done any kernel compiles in a long time..
>
>
> */Cyber Source <peter at thecybersource.com>/* wrote:
>
>     anthonyriga wrote:
>
>     > How do I mount ntfs partiton in Fedora I try to do it on my
>     external
>     > drive that is formatted ntfs and I get mount: unknown filesystem
>     type
>     > 'ntfs'. I loaded the kernel-module-ntfs too. When I use Knoppix i t
>     > mounts it with icon on desktop and lets me read it no problem and
>     > write to it. Is there a reason Fedora is not doing this or am I
>     > missing something?
>     >
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>     You need the exact kernel for the exact kernel-module-ntfs
>     package, they
>     are specifically distributed for each numbered kernel. Run yum as
>     such,
>     "yum install kernel-module-ntfs-$(uname -r)" , this will grab the
>     package for your running kernel (neat little trick I picked up from
>     working with MythTV. If you don't have the module package for your
>     running kernel, it will grab it and then try mounting. If you already
>     have that package, it will say nothing to do and then you can check
>     other causes. If it comes back and says something like no
>     arguement to
>     package or something like that, then you don't have all the repos (or
>     the necessary one) to get the package for your kernel. At that point,
>     you could go to the sourceforge site and grab as Jason pointed
>     out, but
>     try the yum route first.
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Incidentally, that rpm is available at the livna repo, here is an 
excerpt from a "yum list"
kernel-module-ntfs-2.6.14-1.1656_FC4.i68 2.1.22-0.lvn.3.4       livna
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