Comments on How to Mount an NTFS Drive on CentOS / RHEL / Rocky Linux

How to mount in default mode which is rw.

See mount command in the tutorial, it mounts the drive in default mode.

it is very usedull for me and for all linux user thanks

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Omg, thanks you so much, you save me the night. best regards.

Excellent. Saved me hours...

thanks!

Insted of: yum install epel-release

Use: yum -y install epel-release

it work for me

That's the same command, the only difference is that the first command asks if the package shall be installed while the second one skips the question.

merci pour votre tuto assez bien car j'ai resolu un proble de montage de des partition ntfs dans centos que j'ai longtemps cherher sans succes mais aujourd'hui j'ai  reussi. tout fois il me reste la configuration du modeme wifi avec (petit routeur de mtn) avec câble

merci de bien vouloir m'aider

 cordialement

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This example helped me however it is advised to always mount via UUID if mounting a drive via USB. UUID can be obtained by running "blkid", also to list only block devices run "lsblk". Exampled for fstab UUID mounting can be found via google search. You should also never mount dump and pass with values of 0 0, instead use mount and pass values of 1 2. This will run fsck checks on boots to make sure there are no errors. One side effect to this is that if the fstab mounted drive fails your system wont boot and will boot into emergency mode. To resolve just sign in as root in emergecy mode and edit fstab to comment out the mount line by prepending it with a # or changing dump and pass back to 0 0 temporarily until you can fix or replacer the drive.