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Posted: Feb. 04 2007,16:04 |
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u need root access in dsl, cuz afaik only root can mount. sudo su will make u root, u maybe need root passwd. under dsl-n u dont if u dont set -secure boot parm. do mount /dev/<hd device> /mnt/<hd device>. i might set type manually. im not sure of there is a ntfs type, vfat will do though i guess, thats the type i use for my ntfs partition. mount -t vfat ... where <hd device> set your hd and partition, like hda1 for your first hard disk and first partition. i dont know if dsl can access ntfs in write mode, dsl-n can not. so keep in mind its read only.
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