MKDIR / MNT / WIN
Mount -T NTFS / DEV / HDA [X] / MNT / WIN
HDA [x] is the device name of the partition where your Windows is located.
For example, you have to see the C drive is / dev / hda1
See your partition situation with fdisk -l / dev / hda
If you want to use the ordinary account mount, add it in fstab
/ dev / hda [x] / mnt / win ntfs -o users, umask = 000, UTF8 0 0
Just, usually use Mount / MNT / WIN.
1. fdisk -l MSDoS / DEV / SDA
You have to see the disk under Windows is usually / dev / hdax (where X is determined by your system)
2. MKDIR / MNT / WINABC (where WinAbc is a directory you want to mile, you can take your favorite name)
3. Mount -t MSDoS / DEV / SDAX / MNT / WINABC
4. LS / MNT / WinAbc can see your file under Windows (but due to language and system compatibility)
I often find some files that cannot be used, and the system is unstable)
Generally, the system can be judged by the parameters of -t.
Just use one -o iocharset = CP936.
When appropriate, you can add the parameters of umask = 000, so that non-root can also be written.
