For Ubuntu use the ntfs-config application, which is a simple GUI configuration tool for those that find they need to enable/disable NTFS capabilities. Install it by #sudo apt-get install ntfs-config.
Good instructions at: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
Follow these instructions for mounting Linux onto windows:
http://www.codejacked.com/automatically-mount-your-linux-partition-in-windows/
Last Wiki Answer Submitted: January 17, 2011 7:24 pm by RamseyB2,045 pts.
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I want to mount windows nfs filesystem on ubuntu and ubuntu filesystem on windows
Do you actually need NFS? Do you want to know how to install and start a NFS server on a Windows system? Or do you only need Windows and Linux to access each others’ shares across a network? Will Samba be sufficient or is NFS actually required?
If u want to mount NTFS only read as, then with root privilege….
fdisk -l (most probably, it show /dev/sdax, if u installed windows first….say C: assuming sda1 is 1st HDD). x denotes here the no .i.e 1…2…. and so on (it depends how many partitions for NTFS u have) again type
mount /dev/sda1 /mnt (it mounts sda1 or C: on mnt folder)
cd /mnt
or click file browser navigate to mnt and all the windows folders and files r there)
if u want to mount D: then apply the same only change the sda2 or whatever it shows
I want to mount windows nfs filesystem on ubuntu and ubuntu filesystem on windows
Do you actually need NFS? Do you want to know how to install and start a NFS server on a Windows system? Or do you only need Windows and Linux to access each others’ shares across a network? Will Samba be sufficient or is NFS actually required?
What exactly do you need to accomplish?
Tom
If u want to mount NTFS only read as, then with root privilege….
fdisk -l (most probably, it show /dev/sdax, if u installed windows first….say C: assuming sda1 is 1st HDD). x denotes here the no .i.e 1…2…. and so on (it depends how many partitions for NTFS u have) again type
mount /dev/sda1 /mnt (it mounts sda1 or C: on mnt folder)
cd /mnt
or click file browser navigate to mnt and all the windows folders and files r there)
if u want to mount D: then apply the same only change the sda2 or whatever it shows
Thanks–