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How to automatically do a ntfsfix every time at reboot? [duplicate]
On a dual-boot laptop I have a partition /dev/nvme0n1p4 which I want to mount as ntfs partition for Ubuntu 22.04 and Windows-10. But really often this partition only mounts as read-only. The entry in ...
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"Zombie" file in ntfs drive
In my Ubuntu 20.04 machine, I have an NTFS partition as main file storage, along with the Ubuntu partition and a third one with Windows 10. In the NTFS partition I have a file I cannot delete, rename ...
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No access to NTFS partitions from Linux [duplicate]
After a few updates on Windows and Kubuntu, on Kubuntu I no longer have write and modify access to NTFS drives, can only read NTFS partitions even as root.
Systen config: 128GB M.2-SSD drive, 1TB S-...
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Ubuntu NTFS not write permissions
I have inside my system a m.2 samsung evo 970 formatted to NTFS. 3 weeks ago it was perfectly running with write permissions and everything no problem at all in Ubuntu 18.04. Then I upgraded to 19.10 ...
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Mounted NTFS windows-linux shared partition works for users r-w, but access denied for programs
I created an NTFS partition to share my data between my two OS : Kubuntu 18.04 and Windows 10.
I tried several fstab configs :
UUID=partitionId /media/totok/Data ntfs rw,nosuid,nodev,noatume,...
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Formatting drives to NTFS ubuntu
I have been having some trouble with formatting drives to NTFS on Kubuntu Terminal.
For some reason it takes a lot of CPU power and time to do this operation.
I am currently doing it on an external ...
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Dual boot with shared data - ext2fs corrupts partition
I want to have the following setup:
Windows on C: partition (ntfs)
Linux (Ubuntu) on F: partition (ext4)
All my files on D: partition (ext4)
My problem is: every time I boot Windows Ext2Fsd corrupts ...
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Windows 10 live USB can't find installation partition
Recently, I've decided to install Windows 10 on my Ubuntu machine but in a separate partition so that I could dual-boot it. However, the installer wouldn't recognize the NTFS partition I created when ...
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How do I reformat a HD to GPT with the filesystem NTFS?
I'm trying to install Windows on my hard drive. Unfortunately, it is in MBR and not GPT. After looking up this on the internet, I used a live USB of Ubuntu to gdisk it into being a GPT. I originally ...
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unable to read contents of file systems
I used to own a windows-based laptop but I wanted to partition the disk for ubuntu installation. After two weeks of debugging, defragmentation and windows settings, I was still unable to partition the ...
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Most of the files on a NTFS Partition show zero bytes as size after chkdsk on Boot
I was trying ubuntu from a bootable pen drive of ubuntu.
But Ubuntu was unable to access F: Drive, it was showing the following error message :
Error mounting /dev/sda2 at /media/ubuntu/New Volume:...
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Windows 8.1 no longer recognize disk with a NTFS AND a ext4 ubuntu install
So, as I do every 6 month, I installed a Ubuntu partition on my computer. I have a main SSD (C:) with Win8.1 on it and I had a secondary HDD (D:) with a single huge NTFS partition on it for my data. ...
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How to format to NTFS my EXT4 partition on Windows 8?
I'd like to format one of my partitions to NTFS which is EXT4 at the moment and an ubuntu is installed on, that I don't need anymore.
I can't see the partition in My Computer and I've never tried ...
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Can Ubuntu Linux be installed on FAT32 or NTFS?
Before I start, don't lecture me on the fact that FAT32 is old and hasn't been updated for nearly 20 years. Right now I have sorted that. I am trying to install Ubuntu Linux onto a 64GB flash drive ...
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Not permitted to create a new directory on a ntfs partition?
I am using Ubuntu 12.04. When I open a pdf file in Evince, and want to click "Save as" in the menu of Evince to create a new directory on a ntfs partition (shared between Ubuntu 12.04 and Windows 7 ...