hi people.
some people know me because i very new and ask a lot in the forums (sorry) jeje =)
i have a problem for Auto-mount an NTFS hard disk in the start of freebsd. now, with the help of some people, i can make the "auto-mount".
here it's the steps (it's for any one need)
first, you need to know the disk, the partition and the slide NTFS you want to mount.
i my case, i have 2 hard drive. Primary for Windows 7 and FreeBSD, and the Second it's an entered partition NTFS for documents, pictures, work, music, and some videos.
so..
MY second hard drive, with an integer partition it's call ad11s1 (i call this unit "Data")
If you have more hard drive, or only one hard drive, with 2 or more partition, you must know "how name (disk and slide) have your partition" (it's can be ad10s1 or ad10s2 or ad10s6, you must know in what hard drive and slide it's you NTFS partition)
now, in this "how to" i use my integer second hard disk (one partition with NTFS)
First, we need have FUSEFS-NTFS.
Whe can use the package (in root mode of course) do a simple:
or if you want install from ports do:
them, we need add this to rc.conf for start when the system it's loding. so:
and, add the next line:
and remmember you must have the line to:
that make, fusefs enable when the system start.
you need save the file.
When the file it's saved, please start fusefs for first time with the command:
second, we make the directory where we want mount the partition, in my case, i want the partition NTFS in the directory /media/Data
so.. we must create that directory:
in root mode do:
now, with the directory maked, we need enable vfs.usermount
now, we need go to /etc/fstab
and add the next line
but be careful! MY partition NFTS it's ad11s1, you need put your partition here.
now, need to do a "symlinked".
for this do:
With the first command you rename the original mount_ntfs executable in the /sbin directory with the name mount_ntfs.orig, and with the second command you create a symbolic link (something like, but not at all, shortcut in windows parlance) of ntfs-3g in the /sbin directory, but with the name mount_ntfs, which is what fstab recognizes.
and now... we can mount!
do a:
(here it's the directory where you want the NTFS mount and specify in the start of second step)
so, if you do all right, when you reboot FreeBSD, the partition NTFS it's mount in every start in that directory.
This guide it's make in base of this post: POST
thanks for the help for:
and thanks you, for reading this post
Have a nice day.
some people know me because i very new and ask a lot in the forums (sorry) jeje =)
i have a problem for Auto-mount an NTFS hard disk in the start of freebsd. now, with the help of some people, i can make the "auto-mount".
here it's the steps (it's for any one need)
first, you need to know the disk, the partition and the slide NTFS you want to mount.
i my case, i have 2 hard drive. Primary for Windows 7 and FreeBSD, and the Second it's an entered partition NTFS for documents, pictures, work, music, and some videos.
so..
MY second hard drive, with an integer partition it's call ad11s1 (i call this unit "Data")
If you have more hard drive, or only one hard drive, with 2 or more partition, you must know "how name (disk and slide) have your partition" (it's can be ad10s1 or ad10s2 or ad10s6, you must know in what hard drive and slide it's you NTFS partition)
now, in this "how to" i use my integer second hard disk (one partition with NTFS)
First, we need have FUSEFS-NTFS.
Whe can use the package (in root mode of course) do a simple:
# pkg_add -r fusefs-ntfsor if you want install from ports do:
# cd /usr/ports/sysutils/fusefs-ntfs/ && make install clean them, we need add this to rc.conf for start when the system it's loding. so:
# ee /etc/rc.confand, add the next line:
Code:
fuse_enable="YES"
Code:
dbus_enable="YES"
hald_enable="YES"you need save the file.
When the file it's saved, please start fusefs for first time with the command:
# /usr/local/etc/rc.d/fusefs startsecond, we make the directory where we want mount the partition, in my case, i want the partition NTFS in the directory /media/Data
so.. we must create that directory:
in root mode do:
# mkdir /media/Datanow, with the directory maked, we need enable vfs.usermount
# sysctl -w vfs.usermount=1now, we need go to /etc/fstab
# ee /etc/fstaband add the next line
Code:
/dev/ad11s1 /media/Data ntfs rw,late 0 0now, need to do a "symlinked".
for this do:
# mv /sbin/mount_ntfs /sbin/mount_ntfs.orig# ln -s /usr/local/bin/ntfs-3g /sbin/mount_ntfsDutchDaemon said:
With the first command you rename the original mount_ntfs executable in the /sbin directory with the name mount_ntfs.orig, and with the second command you create a symbolic link (something like, but not at all, shortcut in windows parlance) of ntfs-3g in the /sbin directory, but with the name mount_ntfs, which is what fstab recognizes.
and now... we can mount!
do a:
# mount /media/Data(here it's the directory where you want the NTFS mount and specify in the start of second step)
so, if you do all right, when you reboot FreeBSD, the partition NTFS it's mount in every start in that directory.
This guide it's make in base of this post: POST
thanks for the help for:
- SirDice
- Beastie
- phoenix
- sixtydoses
- mamalos
- DutchDaemon
and thanks you, for reading this post
Have a nice day.
