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#1 Re: Question: User access to NTFS partition? Posted by Anonymous (85.99.xx.xx) on Sun 18 Sep 2005 at 13:41 It has been a while since I last used NTFS, but setting the filesystem type to ntfs and setting the user and uid,gid options in fstab worked for me at dark ages... A sample fstab line might be like: /dev/hda5 /mnt/bgates ntfs user,noauto,uid=me,gid=me,umask=000 0 0 The user and noauto options let ordinary users to mount/unmount the system, and the noauto option prevents it from being mounted at system startup.

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