Hi,
I’ve a strange behavior with mounting ntsf in fstab
manually
mount -t ntsf-3g /dev/sda3 /mnt/sda3 ==> works
cd /mnt
mount -t ntsf-3g /dev/sda3 ./sda3 ==> doesn’t works (Missing modul ntsf-3g)
mount -t auto /dev/sda3 /mnt/sda3 ==> works == Filetype in /etc/mtab = “fuseblk”
fstab
UUID=“WINUID” ntsf-3g /mnt/sda3 ntsf-3g defaults,relatime 0 0 ==> doesn’t work (Missing modul ntsf-3g)
UUID=“WINUID” ntsf /mnt/sda3 ntsf-3g defaults,relatime 0 0 ==> doesn’t work at all
The only way to have the mounts online with start, is a combination with:
fstab ==> UUID=“WINUID” ntsf-3g /mnt/sda3 ntsf-3g **noauto,**relatime 0 0
and a cronjob @reboot root { mount -t ntsf-3g /dev/sda3 /mnt/sda3 }
Thank you Manuel,
but the wrong typo was not the fstab error, because I don’t copy and past from fstab. It was only a typo error here in the forum - I used to make the same change typo error often… sorry.
All combinations of type=ntfs don’t work at all
uname -a: Linux Alberich 5.3.7-arch1-1-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Fri Oct 18 00:17:03 UTC 2019 x86_64 GNU/Linux
It seems like that the actual kernel is not able to handle ntsf.
I try actually testing with the LTS kernel, but this one is not proper configured yet ( I forgott the header files ) and there it was possible to mount with just ntfs.
I proceed with testing - stay tuned
Greeting
Thomas
Sorry Manuel, it works now.
It was a my fault - misconfiguration on more than one place.
After carefully reading of the fstab I found two stupid errors ( yes you were right - one ntsf was also there (shame on me))
Thanks a lot for your efforts
we can mark this as solved.
Hi Thomas,
What terminal console do you use? There may be preferences/settings for different color combinations. I use KDE/Plasma/Konsole and there are several pre-built color combinations via easily modified profiles. Konsole > Settings > Profiles > New or Edit > Appearance > Color scheme & font. You can even create your own color scheme.