[PlanetCCRMA] kernel request: NTFS module

[Daniel Burchmore]

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Hi Hector,

It's an internal SATA NTFS drive that I'm using.

It does automount - but only using a script later in the runtime. The
mounting using fstab didn't work for me (and an error message to that
effect is always displayed in my boot log). I don't know why it has to
be this way - I'm not a real linux expert - I just researched how to do
it with my old friend - Google.

I can dig out the short shell script for you if you like (when I boot
back into my linux drive)

What I can tell you is that it is worth the fiddling to get it going
because it works REALLY well. Read and write. I'm very impressed with it.=


Dan



Hector Centeno wrote:
> Thanks Dan!
>
> Looks like a good solution. What I did originally was to compile a
> NTFS module for the CCRMA kernel but it takes long time as it has to
> recompile the whole kernel (at the end it erases everything except the
> module... something that I don't understand why), but then every CCRMA
> kernel update I would have to recompile it. Did you get the NTFS drive
> to automount using this driver? Are you using an external or internal
> drive?
>
> Hector
>
> On 9/13/06, Daniel Burchmore <d.burchmore@byn.net.au> wrote:
>> Perhaps you could try this..
>>
>> http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=3D23836054&foru=
m_id=3D2697
>>
>>
>> It works brilliantly for me. All my audio is on NTFS for the same
>> reasons as you!
>>
>> :o))
>>
>> dan
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Hector Centeno wrote:
>> > Hello Fernando,
>> >
>> > I was wondering if in future CCRMA kernel versions you could include=

>> > NTFS support (at least reading). I don't know what would be more
>> > convenient: to included it in the kernel or as a separate package
>> > (this second one is the way they do for the official Fedora kernels,=
 I
>> > guess for licensing reasons). I mainly need it for accessing my
>> > external hard drive with all my samples as I sometimes share this
>> > drive with a Windows installation (FAT32 is out of consideration sin=
ce
>> > some of the files are bigger than the FAT32 limit for file size).
>> >
>> > Gracias!
>> >
>> >
>> > Hector
>> >
>> > p.d. I know you are short of time and have lot of work to do, so
>> > please consider this just in case you can afford to do it.
>> >
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