Reposted] In Redhat 7.3.8.0 9.0 Access NTFS Disk [Strong Recommended] This method is completely solved for Redhat 7.3 8.0 9.0, the most simple solution.
Download the RPM master:
Http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/info/redhat.html
The second stop:
http://fr2.rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2ht...ry=kernel-ntfs
If the RPM package under the top of the link cannot be used. Look for the following address.
The third station:
Http://www.city-fan.org/ftp/contrib/drivers/ http://gonzo.szczepanek.de/APT/redh...86/rpms.cygnus/
http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/sta...ironment_kernel
This method is really great, one RPM is going down, it is OK, choose RPM with your system corresponding to the kernel.
#uname -a will have the following information from Linux LinuxSir01 2.4.18-17.8.0 # 1 Tue Oct 8 13:51:08 EDT 2002 I686 I686 I386 GNU / Linux This is to download and 2.4.18-17.8 kernel phase corresponding. . We have to analyze specific questions. The above is Intel's CPU. . . . .
If there is AMD CPU, it is like this. .
Linux LinuxSir01 2.4.18-14 # 1 WED SEP 4 12:13:11 EDT 2002 I686 Athlon i386 gnu / linux Look here, is there an Athlon place? Then you want to download the end is Athlon.rpm, but it is not the same as the SMP, and the above example is also the same.
Then install the downloaded RPM
# rpm -ivh ker * rpm --Nodeps --force
Some specific works in the mount partition:
#mkdir / mnt / winc
#mount -t NTFS / DEV / HDA1 / MNT / WINC
#CD / MNT / WINC
Look at it, can you visit? If the access is not, the downloaded RPM does not correspond to the version of the kernel. What should I do if I want to download again. . . . .
The name of the file name downloaded by the zjshen brother is here, thank you! KERNEL represents the kernel, NTFS represents support NTFS disk format, 2.4.18-3 represents the version number of the Linux system kernel, Athlon represents the CPU of AMD Athlon, and IX86 represents the processor supporting Intel. I don't know if I explain this?
highly recommended. . .
Let's add: I use RedHat 9.0 to add it.
Http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/info/redhat.html
To take a closer look, we don't have to compile themselves to the kernel and modules. The installation is OK.
To first know your own kernel version #uname -a
Based on the core version of RPM. Example: [root @ linsir01 root] # uname -a Linux linsir01 2.4.20-8 # 1 thu mar 13 17:54:28 Est 2003 i686 i686 i386 gnu / linux
In this example, because my machine is Intel's CPU, I will select the I686 RPM according to the kernel tip, the kernel version number is RPM of 2.4.20.8. Note: Single Processor is a single CPU, we generally use this, if it is a plurality of CPUs, the kernel is not such a version number. The version number of the kernel is SMP. Multi Processor represents multiple CPUs, of course your kernel should also be SMP. It is best to download rpm and install the method:
# rpm -ivh * .rpm
