Solved mount command with NTFS support

[AntumDeluge]

Currently I cannot mount/unmount NTFS partitions. If I try to mount ( mount -t ntfs-3g) I get operation not supported. Trying to unmount I get unknown file system. I have sysutils/fusefs-ntfs installed and can mount via ntfs-3g command, but cannot unmount. Also, I cannot mount via /etc/fstab. Can I rebuild mount command with NTFS support?

 

[aalejos]

To mount the USB or DD: ntfs-3g /dev/ada0s1 /mnt/data/
As long as this module is running Linux.

 

[protocelt]

What is a DD?

 

[Juanitou]

What is a DD?

Maybe a hard disk, Disco Duro in Spanish.

 

[tobik@]

This thread is from 2014 and this problem has since been solved in this Thread startup-script-to-mount-ntfs-filesystems.50102.

 

[AntumDeluge]

I'm guessing that aalejos is referring to a disk dump image that can be created with the dd(1) command.

 

[protocelt]

Maybe a hard disk, Disco Duro in Spanish.

Ah, didn't think of that. My Spanish is quite rusty from lack of use over the years.

This thread is from 2014 and this problem has since been solved in this Thread startup-script-to-mount-ntfs-filesystems.50102.

Oops, didn't notice the thread date. Thanks

I'm guessing that aalejos is referring to a disk dump image that can be created with the dd(1) command.

I suppose it could be a few things. I guess only aalejos could clarify what he actually meant.