Ubuntu10.10 automatically mounts NTFS partitions

Remember Linux has long supported NTFS partition, so when installing Ubuntu10.10, just the system partition format Ext-4 format, did not format the D disk, but after installing Ubuntu10.10 found, double-click the NTFS drive letter to manually mount the NTFS partition and install NTFS-Config. During the operation, a window exists. Then, enter sudontfs-config under Terminal to find the following alarms: traceback (mostr

Remember Linux has long supported NTFS partition, so when installing Ubuntu 10.10, just the system partition format Ext-4 format, did not format the D disk, but after installing Ubuntu 10.10 found that, double-click the NTFS drive letter to manually mount the NTFS partition and install NTFS-Config. During the operation, a window is flashing, and then enter

Sudo ntfs-config

The following alarms are detected:

Traceback (most recent call last ):
File "/usr/bin/ntfs-config", line 102, in
Main (args, opts)
File "/usr/bin/ntfs-config", line 75, in main
App = NtfsConfig ()
File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/NtfsConfig. py", line 56, in _ init __
OS. mkdir (HAL_CONFIG_DIR)
OSError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/etc/hal/fdi/Policy'
After searching on the Internet, this may be a system Bug, and there is a temporary solution: '/etc/hal/fdi/policy' folder, I use

Sudo mkdir/etc/hal/fdi/policy error:

Mkdir: cannot create directory '/etc/hal/fdi/Policy': No such file or directory

Therefore, manually create the following:

Sudo mkdir/etc/hal

Sudo mkdir/etc/hal/fdi

Sudo mkdir/etc/hal/fdi/policy

Then execute sudo ntfs-config and configure it.

Sudo nano/etc/fstab view the modified content: proc/proc nodev, noexec, nosuid 0 0
/Dev/sda1/ext4 errors = remount-ro 0 1
/Dev/sda5/media/D ntfs-3g defaults, locale = en_US.UTF-8 0 $
/Dev/sda6 none swap sw 0 0
(NTFS is an extended partition)

For more information, see:

"Modify/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/NtfsConfig. py file, modify 56 lines, that is, "OS. change mkdir (HAL_CONFIG_DIR) to "OS. makedirs (HAL_CONFIG_DIR )". Run ntfs-config with Root User Permissions

Some people mentioned that hal should be installed, but I didn't install hal, But I just created a folder.