Mount NTFS file system on Centos and set automatic mounting upon startup

Mount NTFS file system on Centos and set automatic mounting upon startup

Although most Linux systems can automatically mount NTFS partitions, some of them cannot be automatically mounted,

A simple solution is to use open source software ntfs-3g

Use the following command to install the ntfs-3g

Yum install ntfs-3g

Run the following command to view the partition information:

Fdisk-l

Run the following command to mount the file:

Mount-t ntfs-3g/dev/Your partition/directory to which you want to mount

We recommend that you mount the partition to/mnt.

For automatic mounting, you can modify the/etc/fstab file,

Add the partition to be automatically mounted in the following format, with one partition per row,

/Dev/Your partition/mnt/your directory ntfs-3g defaults 0 0

For more detailed parameters, see the man manual.

If you do not set the mount parameters, run the following command to view the detailed mount parameters:

Less/proc/mounts