Linux commands mount that drive Read Only
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Getting an error about the drive being in an invalid state and that it needs to be mounted Read Only - RO. I want to be able to open up a terminal session within Parted Magic and execute those commands and mount the drive Read Only.
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Getting an error about the drive being in an invalid state and that it needs to be mounted Read Only - RO. I want to be able to open up a terminal session within Parted Magic and execute those commands and mount the drive Read Only.
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do you dual boot with Windows at all?
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 18:58
Nope, I want to boot into parted magic via with Linux
– lexi
Nov 28 at 19:20
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If you don't dual boot with Windows, how were you using this NTFS partition? Is this an external drive that you've moved to a Windows system recently... to share files... or whatever. If it is external, reconnect it to a Windows system and runchkdsk
to fix this problem.
– heynnema
Nov 28 at 19:38
Thanks - so actually I am using windows (yes) and then I boot into parted magic by an USB. I'm trying to get files out of this drive (the drive in the computer) and then put the files on a USB then wipe the whole drive clean, all while being on parted magic in Linux. I will try what you have stated.
– lexi
Nov 28 at 19:49
You need to when booted into linux do a full shutdown and NOT Windows' fast boot shutdown - that should help clean up the disk and not leave metadata lying about
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 19:54
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Getting an error about the drive being in an invalid state and that it needs to be mounted Read Only - RO. I want to be able to open up a terminal session within Parted Magic and execute those commands and mount the drive Read Only.
There is a picture!
mount
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Getting an error about the drive being in an invalid state and that it needs to be mounted Read Only - RO. I want to be able to open up a terminal session within Parted Magic and execute those commands and mount the drive Read Only.
There is a picture!
mount
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do you dual boot with Windows at all?
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 18:58
Nope, I want to boot into parted magic via with Linux
– lexi
Nov 28 at 19:20
1
If you don't dual boot with Windows, how were you using this NTFS partition? Is this an external drive that you've moved to a Windows system recently... to share files... or whatever. If it is external, reconnect it to a Windows system and runchkdsk
to fix this problem.
– heynnema
Nov 28 at 19:38
Thanks - so actually I am using windows (yes) and then I boot into parted magic by an USB. I'm trying to get files out of this drive (the drive in the computer) and then put the files on a USB then wipe the whole drive clean, all while being on parted magic in Linux. I will try what you have stated.
– lexi
Nov 28 at 19:49
You need to when booted into linux do a full shutdown and NOT Windows' fast boot shutdown - that should help clean up the disk and not leave metadata lying about
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 19:54
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do you dual boot with Windows at all?
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 18:58
Nope, I want to boot into parted magic via with Linux
– lexi
Nov 28 at 19:20
1
If you don't dual boot with Windows, how were you using this NTFS partition? Is this an external drive that you've moved to a Windows system recently... to share files... or whatever. If it is external, reconnect it to a Windows system and runchkdsk
to fix this problem.
– heynnema
Nov 28 at 19:38
Thanks - so actually I am using windows (yes) and then I boot into parted magic by an USB. I'm trying to get files out of this drive (the drive in the computer) and then put the files on a USB then wipe the whole drive clean, all while being on parted magic in Linux. I will try what you have stated.
– lexi
Nov 28 at 19:49
You need to when booted into linux do a full shutdown and NOT Windows' fast boot shutdown - that should help clean up the disk and not leave metadata lying about
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 19:54
1
1
do you dual boot with Windows at all?
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 18:58
do you dual boot with Windows at all?
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 18:58
Nope, I want to boot into parted magic via with Linux
– lexi
Nov 28 at 19:20
Nope, I want to boot into parted magic via with Linux
– lexi
Nov 28 at 19:20
1
1
If you don't dual boot with Windows, how were you using this NTFS partition? Is this an external drive that you've moved to a Windows system recently... to share files... or whatever. If it is external, reconnect it to a Windows system and run
chkdsk
to fix this problem.– heynnema
Nov 28 at 19:38
If you don't dual boot with Windows, how were you using this NTFS partition? Is this an external drive that you've moved to a Windows system recently... to share files... or whatever. If it is external, reconnect it to a Windows system and run
chkdsk
to fix this problem.– heynnema
Nov 28 at 19:38
Thanks - so actually I am using windows (yes) and then I boot into parted magic by an USB. I'm trying to get files out of this drive (the drive in the computer) and then put the files on a USB then wipe the whole drive clean, all while being on parted magic in Linux. I will try what you have stated.
– lexi
Nov 28 at 19:49
Thanks - so actually I am using windows (yes) and then I boot into parted magic by an USB. I'm trying to get files out of this drive (the drive in the computer) and then put the files on a USB then wipe the whole drive clean, all while being on parted magic in Linux. I will try what you have stated.
– lexi
Nov 28 at 19:49
You need to when booted into linux do a full shutdown and NOT Windows' fast boot shutdown - that should help clean up the disk and not leave metadata lying about
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 19:54
You need to when booted into linux do a full shutdown and NOT Windows' fast boot shutdown - that should help clean up the disk and not leave metadata lying about
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 19:54
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do you dual boot with Windows at all?
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 18:58
Nope, I want to boot into parted magic via with Linux
– lexi
Nov 28 at 19:20
1
If you don't dual boot with Windows, how were you using this NTFS partition? Is this an external drive that you've moved to a Windows system recently... to share files... or whatever. If it is external, reconnect it to a Windows system and run
chkdsk
to fix this problem.– heynnema
Nov 28 at 19:38
Thanks - so actually I am using windows (yes) and then I boot into parted magic by an USB. I'm trying to get files out of this drive (the drive in the computer) and then put the files on a USB then wipe the whole drive clean, all while being on parted magic in Linux. I will try what you have stated.
– lexi
Nov 28 at 19:49
You need to when booted into linux do a full shutdown and NOT Windows' fast boot shutdown - that should help clean up the disk and not leave metadata lying about
– Thomas Ward♦
Nov 28 at 19:54