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Using the same example {{ic|fstab}} file and "Win-Data" line as above, {{ic|ntfs-3g}} is the file system we're mounting this one under although the {{ic|blkid}} shows {{ic|ntfs}}. This is simply because the {{ic|ntfs}} driver is a read-only driver (allowing you to see your Windows files, but not modify them, whereas the {{ic|ntfs-3g}} (for 3rd generation) allows most NTFS options (except encryption) thus also read-write capabilities:

Using the same example {{ic|fstab}} file and "Win-Data" line as above, {{ic|ntfs-3g}} is the file system we're mounting this one under although the {{ic|blkid}} shows {{ic|ntfs}}.  This is simply because the {{ic|ntfs}} driver is a read-only driver (allowing you to see your Windows files, but not modify them, whereas the {{ic|ntfs-3g}} (for 3rd generation) allows most NTFS options (except encryption) thus also read-write capabilities:

Using the same example fstab file and "Win-Data" line as above, ntfs-3g is the file system we're mounting this one under although the blkid shows ntfs. This is simply because the ntfs driver is a read-only driver (allowing you to see your Windows files, but not modify them, whereas the ntfs-3g (for 3rd generation) allows most NTFS options (except encryption) thus also read-write capabilities: