Yeah, From Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy Gibbon) onwards, we have NTFS read-write support using the 3rd party tool ntfs-3g, however, its a PITA to mount the NTFS partitions every time we boot into linux. Here is how to automate it once and for all.
1) Install ntfs-config
Enable auto mount for your drives and ensure to select "Enable write support for internal drives".
Thats it! Now you dont have to manually mount the NTFS drives.
The source article can be found here
1) Install ntfs-config
sudo aptitude install ntfs-config2) Launch it from Applications > System Tools > NTFS Config
Enable auto mount for your drives and ensure to select "Enable write support for internal drives".
Thats it! Now you dont have to manually mount the NTFS drives.
The source article can be found here
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