On 1/9/07, Jeffrey Burns <jeff(a)jeffreyburns.net> wrote:
Also, if you don't need write access, you might want to grab
kmod-ntfs
from
livna.org.
And a question for the list - if ntfs-3g meets the requirements for
inclusion in Extras, what disqualifies kmod-ntfs?
Now that there is ntfs-3g, I wonder why anyone chooses to install the
crippled kernel module kmod-ntfs. If you want read only access, then
just mount using ntfs-3g with only read access.
My question is why Fedora does not ship with ntfs-3g out of the box.
Most dual boot scenarios will benefit from its usage and most new
Fedora users will have an existing NTFS partition.