In order to read the files on the same computer NTF partition in the redhat Linux 9, find the following NTFS driver installation package: http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/RPM/redhat9.html
Special instructions, in this pile download package, you must first determine your Linux kernel version, use the following command to view the kernel version of the current system in Linux terminal: # uname -a, eg, even, even, even the feedback is as follows: Linux SW515 2.4.20-8 # 1 THU Mar 13 17:54:28 Est 2003 I686 I686 I386 GNU / Linux This shows that my Linux kernel version is 2.4.20-8, then the NTFS RPM package that should be downloaded should be This: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/linux-ntfs/kernel-ntfs-2.4.20-8.i686.rpm
After downloading, use the following command: # rpm -ivh kernel-ntfs-2.4.20-8.i686.rpm installation, you can use the following command to mount the NTF partition: # mount / dev / hda5 / mnt / Develop -t ntfs -r -t ntfs -r-iocharset = GB2312 -R mounts the volume in a read-only form. Mounting operations are mounted by default in readable and writable. The drive will automatically mount the file system in read-only form unless specified. -T NTFS tells the mount command to mount the file system type. This option is not necessary, because Mount will automatically identify most file systems. -O iocharset = Specify the character set code page. Such as: UTF8, ISO8859-1 (Western Europe), ISO8859-2 (Central Europe), GB2312 (Simplified Chinese), ISO8859-8 (Hebrew).
Of course, the / dev / hda5 parameters specified in the above command are partitioned by my machine. You need to determine your own partition location, you can use the # fdisk -l command to view the system partition status. Before performing this command, you need to make sure there is a develop directory in the / mnt directory. If not, you can use the: # mkdir / mnt / development command to create it.
For more information on Mount NTFS drivers, please refer to: http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/info/ntfs-zh.html
Oh, I can finally see the Dongdong in the NTF partition, cool ~~~
