Dear everyone:
I have two ntfs partitions:


use the following operation to mount sdc1:
mount -t iso9660 /dev/sdc1 /mnt
it will be success , no error

but use the same operation to mount sdc2, it can't work, the following is error message:


Why ? I use the ubuntu , it will pmount the partition, the first partition is mount to iso9660 , the second it right.
how can I solve the problem ?

Use the ntfs-3g type, not iso9660.

yes ,thank you ! But when I plug the usb portable hard disk, the system will auto mount the partition (use pmount), then the first partition will be mount to type iso9660, and the second partition can be mounted to fuseblk( it's right). I don't know why.

Hi,


Which distribution are you using ?
Can your USB ntfs partition be mounted through a mount command ?

Fedora installs a specific file to enable dynamic plugging of an NTFS file system. I know Debian does the same.

Regards

Jean-Pierre

Hi:
I use ubuntu, yes ,it will auto mount the partitions, the problem is I have two partitions , the sdc1 is mounted to iso9660 , the sdc2 is mounted to fuseblk( it's right).
It's strange.
I can use mount command to mount it , it's mounted right.