boot - Dual booting Ubuntu 16.04.1 alongside Windows 10 in such a way that Ubuntu can be able to access/read files of NTFS? - Ask Ubuntu
i want dual boot laptop (ubuntu 16.04.1 lts alongside windows 10).
how perform installation that, after installing ubuntu, should able read( files, videos, photos, etc) stored on other drives( in ntfs format).
have done dualbooting once other laptop & failed so.
now want access files on ntfs format after installation?
know how install ubuntu on windows machine. want such (as mentioned above) settings so.
you can easily, 1 of 2 different ways.
using existing windows partition
- in windows, go power control panel , turn off fast boot.
- in windows, open administrative command prompt window, type powercfg /h off.
- in ubuntu, click on windows icon that's in unity launcher, or, if want auto-mounted @ boot time, modify /etc/fstab like:
uuid=0c0f93ce58153d42 /media/your_username/windows ntfs-3g defaults 0 0
change your_username, , change uuid correct 1 found using sudo blkid command in terminal.
using new shared_data partition
- using gparted, or windows own disk management application, create new ntfs partition called shared_data.
- edit /etc/fstab include like:
uuid=0c0f93ce58153d42 /media/your_username/shared_data ntfs-3g defaults 0 0
change your_username, , change uuid correct 1 found using sudo blkid command in terminal.
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