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5/30/12 at 2:22pm
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Thanks, you guys have been a great help as usual smile.gif I assumed the drives were automatically mounted at a session start because I seem to remember writing to them but according to the fstab config I was wrong. Got the drives mounted and set for ntfs-3g and it resolved all my issues thumb.gif and so, my long list of 'linux quirks to remember' grows tongue.gif
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5/30/12 at 3:25pm
Great! Good to hear.

#1 linux quirk to remember: It is dealing with closed source anything, you will probably have to consult a wiki on how to get it to work properly... rolleyes.gif Oh well.
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