I installed Ubuntu 11.10 64-bit,
but it couldn't detect my partitions(NTFS),
There is just "file system" partition(Ubuntu partition) in "computer".
What should I do now ?
Thanks.
if you installed a dual boot (and didn't wipe the disk), you can edit (with sudo) /etc/fstab file (sudo nano /etc/fstab in a terminal for example) and add something like:
#Entry for windows partition:
UUID=6AB40410B403DD87 /mnt/win7 ntfs-3g defaults,suid,dev,exec,locale=pt_BR.utf8
Where you replace locale=xxxx with your language (or don't use if English), /mnt/win7 with the place you want to mount the windows partition (create the directory first) and UUID=xxxxxx with the UUID of your windows partition (you cand find it, with gparted -- install from software center -- or disk utility).
(obs: in fstab entry, be sure to use only one TAB or space to separate the columns)
After edit, use sudo mount -a or reboot the machine to make it appear in the place you mounted it.
if you installed a dual boot (and didn't wipe the disk), you can edit (with sudo)
/etc/fstabfile (sudo nano /etc/fstabin a terminal for example) and add something like:Where you replace
locale=xxxxwith your language (or don't use if English),/mnt/win7with the place you want to mount the windows partition (create the directory first) andUUID=xxxxxxwith the UUID of your windows partition (you cand find it, with gparted -- install from software center -- or disk utility).(obs: in fstab entry, be sure to use only one TAB or space to separate the columns)
After edit, use
sudo mount -aor reboot the machine to make it appear in the place you mounted it.