Problem with Harddrive??

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    h00kie

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    I just went out and bought a External Free Agent Go and i plugged it into my One and its telling me "Unknown file system 'ntfs'. ?? " Failed to Mount Drive" can anyone help me here or does anyone have the same problem? :x
     
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    Linpus does not support ntfs out of the box, you need to install ntfs3g via the add/remove software option.
     
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    How do i install that?
     
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    Search for ntfs3g in the package manager.
     
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    im sorry im new.. Where can i find the package manager?
     
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    Nevermind, Thank You i got it working :p
     
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    I have the same problem: Linpus lite doesn't recognize NTFS drives. I've seen the solutions and I don't see where to look on this AspireOne, for instance, the "package manager"... nor the NTFS-3g thing. I'm new at linux...
     
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    open a terminal with alt+F2
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    sudo yum install ntfs-3g
     
    Sid, Aug 17, 2008
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