Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows NTFS Filesystem from Ubuntu 18.04
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@travisdh1 said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows from Ubuntu:
Any reason you're duel booting instead of running one as a VM?
No 'real' reason I don't guess. I know with 8GB of memory, I should have plenty.. But I'd rather have all of it available to the OS - Esp Windows
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@dbeato said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows from Ubuntu:
@gjacobse said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows from Ubuntu:
Installed Windows, shrank drive, installed Ubuntu 18.04.
Unable to mount the Windows drive even though shutdown is clean.
Windows is (or should be) sda4,..
sda1 - ntfs
sda2 - vfat /boot/efi
sda3 -
sda4 -
sda5 ext4I'm following this (which has worked in the past)
https://askubuntu.com/questions/978746/how-to-mount-ntfs-partition-in-ubuntu-16-04
What happens when you mount sda1?
sda is listed as the recovery partition,.. and likely doesn't have any of the User data.
That being said,.. I'll check that.
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Might be a stupid question, but can you still boot into the Windows install?
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@notverypunny said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows from Ubuntu:
Might be a stupid question, but can you still boot into the Windows install?
Yes, both boot fine.
Ubuntu is faster and the default, but Windows boots
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Could this be an issue with a newer release of NTFS? What Windows 10 version is it?
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Is bitlocker or another encryption / security solution in play? I think bitlocker would have caused grief with the linux install in general, but I've never had the pleasure of messing around with it too much.
How about just booting a live linux? Can you see and automount the windows partition from a live disk?
Other possibility, is it ReFS instead of NTFS?
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@scottalanmiller said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows NTFS Filesystem from Ubuntu 18.04:
Could this be an issue with a newer release of NTFS? What Windows 10 version is it?
ExFAT- the partition is listed as NTFS in Ubuntu and Windows.
I’ve been able to read a exFat partition via USB.
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@notverypunny said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows NTFS Filesystem from Ubuntu 18.04:
Is bitlocker or another encryption / security solution in play? I think bitlocker would have caused grief with the linux install in general, but I've never had the pleasure of messing around with it too much.
How about just booting a live linux? Can you see and automount the windows partition from a live disk?
Other possibility, is it ReFS instead of NTFS?
I’ve not set up bitlocker, but it is listed in Disk management. And I have looked into this.
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@gjacobse said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows NTFS Filesystem from Ubuntu 18.04:
@notverypunny said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows NTFS Filesystem from Ubuntu 18.04:
Is bitlocker or another encryption / security solution in play? I think bitlocker would have caused grief with the linux install in general, but I've never had the pleasure of messing around with it too much.
How about just booting a live linux? Can you see and automount the windows partition from a live disk?
Other possibility, is it ReFS instead of NTFS?
I’ve not set up bitlocker, but it is listed in Disk management. And I have looked into this.
I had a weird problem once where Bitlocker turned itself on. Caused all kinds of problems with what i was trying to do (images)... killed it and life was good.
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Can you try accessing that partition from a live ubuntu installer?
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@gjacobse said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows NTFS Filesystem from Ubuntu 18.04:
@dbeato said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows from Ubuntu:
@gjacobse said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows from Ubuntu:
Installed Windows, shrank drive, installed Ubuntu 18.04.
Unable to mount the Windows drive even though shutdown is clean.
Windows is (or should be) sda4,..
sda1 - ntfs
sda2 - vfat /boot/efi
sda3 -
sda4 -
sda5 ext4I'm following this (which has worked in the past)
https://askubuntu.com/questions/978746/how-to-mount-ntfs-partition-in-ubuntu-16-04
What happens when you mount sda1?
sda is listed as the recovery partition,.. and likely doesn't have any of the User data.
That being said,.. I'll check that.
Follow up, yes I can mount and access /dev/sda1.
But there isn't anything there other than the recovery.
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@gjacobse said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows NTFS Filesystem from Ubuntu 18.04:
@gjacobse said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows NTFS Filesystem from Ubuntu 18.04:
@dbeato said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows from Ubuntu:
@gjacobse said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows from Ubuntu:
Installed Windows, shrank drive, installed Ubuntu 18.04.
Unable to mount the Windows drive even though shutdown is clean.
Windows is (or should be) sda4,..
sda1 - ntfs
sda2 - vfat /boot/efi
sda3 -
sda4 -
sda5 ext4I'm following this (which has worked in the past)
https://askubuntu.com/questions/978746/how-to-mount-ntfs-partition-in-ubuntu-16-04
What happens when you mount sda1?
sda is listed as the recovery partition,.. and likely doesn't have any of the User data.
That being said,.. I'll check that.
Follow up, yes I can mount and access /dev/sda1.
But there isn't anything there other than the recovery.
Interesting, that's so weird.
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What does this command show:
lsblk -f -
@dbeato said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows NTFS Filesystem from Ubuntu 18.04:
What does this command show:
lsblk -fredacted -
@gjacobse But that is now that command...
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@dbeato said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows NTFS Filesystem from Ubuntu 18.04:
@gjacobse But that is now that command...
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@gjacobse still not the command
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@dbeato said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows NTFS Filesystem from Ubuntu 18.04:
@gjacobse still not the command
lsblk -f NAME FSTYPE LABEL UUID MOUNTPOINT loop0 squashfs /snap/gnome-logs/45 loop1 squashfs /snap/core/4917 loop2 squashfs /snap/gnome-calculator/180 loop3 squashfs /snap/gnome-system-monitor/51 loop4 squashfs /snap/gnome-characters/103 loop5 squashfs /snap/gtk-common-themes/319 loop6 squashfs /snap/core/6130 loop7 squashfs /snap/gnome-logs/37 loop8 squashfs /snap/gnome-calculator/260 loop9 squashfs /snap/gnome-3-26-1604/70 loop10 squashfs /snap/gnome-system-monitor/57 loop11 squashfs /snap/gnome-3-26-1604/74 loop12 squashfs /snap/gnome-characters/139 loop13 squashfs /snap/skype/66 loop14 squashfs /snap/gtk-common-themes/818 loop15 squashfs /snap/core/6259 sda ├─sda1 ntfs Recovery 027ED5D87ED5C497 /media/windows ├─sda2 vfat 30D7-1C6E /boot/efi ├─sda3 ├─sda4 └─sda5 ext4 ade0b36a-cebd-41e7-bf39-f3950255dfcd / -
@gjacobse said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows NTFS Filesystem from Ubuntu 18.04:
@gjacobse said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows NTFS Filesystem from Ubuntu 18.04:
@dbeato said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows from Ubuntu:
@gjacobse said in Dual Boot: Unable to access Windows from Ubuntu:
Installed Windows, shrank drive, installed Ubuntu 18.04.
Unable to mount the Windows drive even though shutdown is clean.
Windows is (or should be) sda4,..
sda1 - ntfs
sda2 - vfat /boot/efi
sda3 -
sda4 -
sda5 ext4I'm following this (which has worked in the past)
https://askubuntu.com/questions/978746/how-to-mount-ntfs-partition-in-ubuntu-16-04
What happens when you mount sda1?
sda is listed as the recovery partition,.. and likely doesn't have any of the User data.
That being said,.. I'll check that.
Follow up, yes I can mount and access /dev/sda1.
But there isn't anything there other than the recovery.
That is all that should be there.. your list proved that.
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I believe this is because of the Windows 10 does not fully restart, it actually hibernates... maybe disable fastboot on Windows 10. Then try to mount it again.
