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31-Dec-2002, 05:23 PM #1
Red Hat NTFS link
As Red Hat has decided to leave the ntfs module out of thier OS releases because of "legal uncertainties" you will need to install it as a loadable module.
For the modules for various RH versions and instructions on how to do the deed ,follow this link .
Hope that's of some help to someone.
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