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    mounting

    i've try to mount windows with this script but it dosn't work:

    sudo mount -t ntfs /dev/hda1 /mnt/windows -o rw,user

    when i go in mnt/windows/ kubuntu say me that i've not the permission to read

    help me please.

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    Re: mounting

    If you opens system settings or kcontrol and look under System Administration you'll find Disk and Filesystems.
    Open that and activate admin mode. You can then find the disk you want to muont and press new on that disk.
    Chance type to NTFS or FAT (depends on what you're using) and set mount point (use 'sudo mkdir /mnt/windows' or simular to make a mount point and use '/mnt/windows' as your mount point. ).
    Fill out the rest (I use standar user on everything (1000))
    Now you should be able to mount the disk by typeing 'mount /dev/hda1'
    you can also make a icon on the desktop by selecting Create New -> Link to Device -> Hard Disc Device. type '/dev/hda1' as device under the device tab

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