heya, you can certainly mount it. you need support for it in your kernel, but if you're using the default kernel you already have it. also, i'd _strongly_ encourage you to mount it in read-only mode. afaik the linux kernel's support of ntfs in write mode is pretty sketchy at best. On Fri, Feb 07, 2003 at 04:09:49PM +0100, Willem-Jan Meijer wrote: > /dev/hda1 Windows NTFS > /dev/hda2 Debian ext2 > /dev/hda3 Swap Swap > > I tried the command mount /dev/hda1, didn't work so I added the line was it just mount /dev/hda1 or mount /dev/hda1 /some/path? did you get any error messages? on my box i don't have to pass any special options, but maybe you have to specify the file system on the command line for some reason (mount -t)? hth sean
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