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Q: How can I view my Windows files in Linux? I Have Windows XP.
A: It's a little more complicated that you think... You'll need this setup first:
1) Livna (See Livna.txt file.)
2) NTFS RPM: (Do this in a terminal as root:
yum install *ntfs*$(uname -r)
3) The drive letter and number of your Windows Partition. ( Do this:
$ /sbin/fdisk -l
to find out...)
4) Make the mountpoint:
$ mkdir /media/WindowsXP --parents
Open /etc/fstab:
$ gedit /etc/fstab
Add this line at the bottom:
/dev/xxx# /media/WindowsXP ntfs users,owner,ro,umask=000 0 0
Replace /dev/xxx# with the real drive letters, like /dev/hda1, for example.
