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What is the default mounting for an NTFS drive in Raspbian Jessie?
In Raspbian Wheezy, the default was read-only, and to get read/write, you had to upgrade to ntfs-3g and modify the fstab file. See my notes here. Raspbian Jessie includes ntfs-3g by default, and seems to mount the drive read/write automatically, but I am not sure. For example, I can create a blank file and delete a folder, but not create a new folder using the File Manager GUI program.
Alternatively, how can I determine on my system if a drive is mounted read-only or read-write?
Currently, I'm working with a Raspberry Pi B+. I tried looking up the Debian side of things and found what look like release notes, but I don't think the information I'm looking for is there:
- Package: ntfs-config (1.0.1-11 and others)
- Package: ntfs-3g (1:2014.2.15AR.2-1+deb8u2)
raspberry-pi raspbian ntfs ntfs-3g
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What is the default mounting for an NTFS drive in Raspbian Jessie?
In Raspbian Wheezy, the default was read-only, and to get read/write, you had to upgrade to ntfs-3g and modify the fstab file. See my notes here. Raspbian Jessie includes ntfs-3g by default, and seems to mount the drive read/write automatically, but I am not sure. For example, I can create a blank file and delete a folder, but not create a new folder using the File Manager GUI program.
Alternatively, how can I determine on my system if a drive is mounted read-only or read-write?
Currently, I'm working with a Raspberry Pi B+. I tried looking up the Debian side of things and found what look like release notes, but I don't think the information I'm looking for is there:
- Package: ntfs-config (1.0.1-11 and others)
- Package: ntfs-3g (1:2014.2.15AR.2-1+deb8u2)
raspberry-pi raspbian ntfs ntfs-3g
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What is the default mounting for an NTFS drive in Raspbian Jessie?
In Raspbian Wheezy, the default was read-only, and to get read/write, you had to upgrade to ntfs-3g and modify the fstab file. See my notes here. Raspbian Jessie includes ntfs-3g by default, and seems to mount the drive read/write automatically, but I am not sure. For example, I can create a blank file and delete a folder, but not create a new folder using the File Manager GUI program.
Alternatively, how can I determine on my system if a drive is mounted read-only or read-write?
Currently, I'm working with a Raspberry Pi B+. I tried looking up the Debian side of things and found what look like release notes, but I don't think the information I'm looking for is there:
- Package: ntfs-config (1.0.1-11 and others)
- Package: ntfs-3g (1:2014.2.15AR.2-1+deb8u2)
raspberry-pi raspbian ntfs ntfs-3g
edited Apr 13 '17 at 12:56
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asked Feb 7 '16 at 21:43
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What is the default mounting for an NTFS drive in Raspbian Jessie?
In Raspbian Wheezy, the default was read-only, and to get read/write, you had to upgrade to ntfs-3g and modify the fstab file. See my notes here. Raspbian Jessie includes ntfs-3g by default, and seems to mount the drive read/write automatically, but I am not sure. For example, I can create a blank file and delete a folder, but not create a new folder using the File Manager GUI program.
Alternatively, how can I determine on my system if a drive is mounted read-only or read-write?
Currently, I'm working with a Raspberry Pi B+. I tried looking up the Debian side of things and found what look like release notes, but I don't think the information I'm looking for is there:
- Package: ntfs-config (1.0.1-11 and others)
- Package: ntfs-3g (1:2014.2.15AR.2-1+deb8u2)
raspberry-pi raspbian ntfs ntfs-3g
raspberry-pi raspbian ntfs ntfs-3g
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Install ntfsprogs
apt-get install ntfsprogs
identify your usb
fdisk -l
For example usb = sdc1
To mount your usb read/write type the following command:
sudo mount -o remount,uid=1000,gid=1000,rw /dev/sdc1
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Install ntfsprogs
apt-get install ntfsprogs
identify your usb
fdisk -l
For example usb = sdc1
To mount your usb read/write type the following command:
sudo mount -o remount,uid=1000,gid=1000,rw /dev/sdc1
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Install ntfsprogs
apt-get install ntfsprogs
identify your usb
fdisk -l
For example usb = sdc1
To mount your usb read/write type the following command:
sudo mount -o remount,uid=1000,gid=1000,rw /dev/sdc1
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Install ntfsprogs
apt-get install ntfsprogs
identify your usb
fdisk -l
For example usb = sdc1
To mount your usb read/write type the following command:
sudo mount -o remount,uid=1000,gid=1000,rw /dev/sdc1
answered Feb 8 '16 at 13:48
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Install ntfsprogs
apt-get install ntfsprogs
identify your usb
fdisk -l
For example usb = sdc1
To mount your usb read/write type the following command:
sudo mount -o remount,uid=1000,gid=1000,rw /dev/sdc1
answered Feb 8 '16 at 13:48
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