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= Software support = | |||
* There is both support in the kernel and via the package sys-fs/ntfs3g which relies on FUSE. | * There is both support in the kernel and via the package sys-fs/ntfs3g which relies on FUSE. | ||
* Very often the kernel support is unable to mount (or will only mount read-only) some filesystems. NTFS3g seems much more advanced / stable. | * Very often the kernel support is unable to mount (or will only mount read-only) some filesystems. NTFS3g seems much more advanced / stable. | ||
= Issues = | |||
* With Windows 10, very often the partition can be mounted read-write because of the Hibernation feature of Windows. A temporary solution is to issue the following command: | |||
ntfsfix /dev/sdb3 | |||
* Of course, the correct way to solve the problem is to entirely disable hybrid shutdown / hibernation on Windows. | |||
Revision as of 10:51, 19 March 2017
Software support
- There is both support in the kernel and via the package sys-fs/ntfs3g which relies on FUSE.
- Very often the kernel support is unable to mount (or will only mount read-only) some filesystems. NTFS3g seems much more advanced / stable.
Issues
- With Windows 10, very often the partition can be mounted read-write because of the Hibernation feature of Windows. A temporary solution is to issue the following command:
ntfsfix /dev/sdb3
- Of course, the correct way to solve the problem is to entirely disable hybrid shutdown / hibernation on Windows.