About NTFS write

hi
i installed FUSE 2.7 and NTFS-3g 1.3 for writing on an usbdisk. every time i mount usbdisk it shows following error:
FATAL: Error inserting fuse (/lib/modules/2.6.9-42.ELsmp/kernel/fs/fuse/fuse.ko): Invalid module format..
i also tried other versions of fuse, same errors.
os rhel as4u4.
dnot know what happened? plz advise.

Try the following steps...
$cd fuse-2.7
$ ./configure --enable-kernel-module
$ make
Regards
-Mahesh

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when i try to write to my windows partition, it says "Operation not permitted" and "Permission denied" even as root! Here's my fstab!
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In the present version of the NTFS utilities, it is not possible to write to NTFS partitions. DO NOT WRITE TO THE NTFS PARTITION: You risk VERY serious damage to your NTFS partition if you write to it.
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Linux-NTFS Project
http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/misc.html
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From what I hear, it's essentially the same exam with newer test material for version 8.8.
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Hi,
I wonder how stable is the unsupported ntfs write feature of Lion?
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=785376
Has anyone tried this?
Thanks
Oliver

There actually is no problem with running it with the display lid closed as demonstrated by the lid-closed mode…
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You want yes or no.
I am giving you that but also other things to consider.
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