This is annoying as I didn't have this problem under Ubuntu. I have tried unpluging it then booting, turning it off then booting, etc, but the only way to get access to my external NTFS drive is to the Mount Point Editor and enable it in Administrator Mode. Then it usually automatically mounts. It is still an extra step every single time. Anyone know of a way to fix this?
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Re: External NTFS Hard Drive not enabled and mounted at boot...
Did you take a look at the several discussions on the "NTFS HDD" topic currently in progress at this forum? -
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"Originally Posted by KhaaL View Post
Hey guys
I also had this problem (with ntfs3g), but it was solved by unchecking "mount as a user" in the device properties in dolphin (should prolly work in konq too).
A little late but this post (in ubuntu forums) helped me on latest Kubuntu Gutsy.
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Re: External NTFS Hard Drive not enabled and mounted at boot...
Shangahi,
Thanks for the "uncheck mount as user" tip for ext drives.
Worked a treat.
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