On Sun, 8 Sep 2002, Ben Stallings wrote: > A hopefully easy question: Is it possible to mount an NT partition > read-write? How? --Ben Never tried it. having said that, I know that redhat distro's do not have that option enabled in the kernel, I'd guess none of the others do either, I also know that when you select that kernel option, it claims it's "DANGEROUS". You can recompile your kernel with the NTFS partition support as a module. that's how I'd do it. I'd guess that once you've got the kernel rebuilt & running, it's just like mounting any other filesystem, "mount /dev/whatever /mountpoint" additionaly, there is a utility that the kernel docs refer to, called ntfsfix, that they indicate should be executed after writing to and unmounting the partition. refer to http://linux-ntfs.sf.net as per the kernel docs for more info. hope this helps.. -chris -- LINUX, because rebooting is for adding hardware! www.linuxsnob.com <-- a little linux humor, and a very little support.