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I have Windows and Fedora Linux on dual boot in my laptop.

There are files on my Windows OS that seem to be hidden ... I know Linux can see EVERYTHING on a Windows disk partition.

How can I list, from my Fedora environment, ALL files in a specific NTFS partition ? Also, how can I filter the results in descending order of size and date of creation/modification of the file ?

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  1. Mount the Windows parrtition.

  2. Use ls to list files. -R shows files recursively, -a shows all files, -t sorts by date-time, -S by size. Pipe the output to a file to avoid looking at many screens.

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install Midnight Commander https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midnight_Commander (package name mc) to see all files by default.

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