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maurizio
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Post subject: (solved) How to make ntfs partitions writable at boot
 Posted: 05.12.2012, 19:05
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Hallo!
I just installed Aptosid on my netbook and I'm very happy about it!
Just coming from one year experience with Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Debian, Puppy linux...
It's great Aptosid can bring Sid experience to a "dummy" user like me!
So here's the question:
Aptosid mounts ntfs partitions just read-only, but I have a "Dati" (partition  partition wich I need to read and write. I made a script wich I called "part8rw.sh".
The script is just:
#!/bin/sh
mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda8 /media/disk1part8
This is taken from Aptosid manual, with some adjustment.
It works allright, but I would like to run the script at boot, so I don' t have to run it from a terminal every time.
Googling around I found that I can put the script inside /etc/init.d/
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update-rc.d part8rw.sh defaults
Is this the right to-do for Aptosid? Or is there something better?
Thaks in advance for your answer. |
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Post subject: RE: How to make umts partitions writable at boot
Posted: 05.12.2012, 19:13
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| Just change your /etc/fstab entry from ntfs to ntfs-3g. |
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maurizio
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Post subject: RE: How to make umts partitions writable at boot
Posted: 05.12.2012, 19:23
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so in this
UUID=6DA8D945315FE3B6 /media/disk1part8 ntfs auto,users,ro,dmask=0022,fmask=0133,nls=utf8 0 0
I change ntf in ntfs-3g? |
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Post subject: RE: How to make umts partitions writable at boot
Posted: 05.12.2012, 19:39
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| I did it, then rebooted, but no working. |
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Post subject: RE: How to make umts partitions writable at boot
Posted: 05.12.2012, 19:54
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| You'll have to drop the ",ro" (read-only) part of the mount options as well. |
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maurizio
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Post subject: RE: How to make umts partitions writable at boot
Posted: 05.12.2012, 20:13
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Post subject: RE: How to make umts partitions writable at boot
Posted: 06.12.2012, 16:47
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Try this
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UUID=6DA8D945315FE3B6 /media/disk1part8 ntfs-3g defaults,auto,users,locale=en_US.UTF-8 0 0
REBOOT
Edit - change the locale= to match yours |
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Post subject: RE: How to make umts partitions writable at boot
Posted: 06.12.2012, 17:07
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And since
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towo:Defiant> ls -ld /sbin/mount.ntfs
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 Okt 28 00:34 /sbin/mount.ntfs -> mount.ntfs-3g
it doesn't matter, if there is ntfs or ntfs-3g in the fstab. |
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maurizio
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Post subject: RE: How to make umts partitions writable at boot
Posted: 06.12.2012, 21:34
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Perfect, now it's ok!
Thanks a lot! |
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