Continuing with the modifications recently installed Ubuntu 8.04 ... A recurring theme when installing Ubuntu is access to partitions of Windows XP or Vista (NTFS ). While the system automatically detects and creates links to them from the Places menu, not automatically mounted at boot. But does so while trying to access them.
This mode can be a bit annoying if you have the habit of using links to the folders on the Windows partition on your desktop, because it may appear as broken links and inactive. The traditional method to automatically mount the folders on other partitions to start Ubuntu is editing the configuration file / etc / fstab . However, given the moderate complexity of the options that must be handled, this method may not be accessible to the beginner. For this reason, we can use a graphical utility that provides us with quite the problem, called "NTFS Configuration Tool." You can install directly from the Ubuntu application installer (menu Applications> Add / Delete ...). Make sure the Show drop-down menu, is selected "All available applications" Once installed, this small application will appear in the Applications> System Tools. When we open a window with NTFS partitions detected where we can make those who want to configure. This utility will automatically edit
configuration file / etc / fstab for partitions mount automatically each time you log into Ubuntu.
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