Install the fuse ntfs-3g package (if not available download it, remember your OS type 64-bit or 32-bit)

You must be logged in as root for the below command to work :

# yum install ntfs-3g


if yum is not configured install it by using rpm command.

Entering the below commands would help you determine the name of an NTFS partition :

# fdisk -l /dev/sda
# fdisk -l /dev/sdb


It is essential to load the fuse driver. The below command should help you do that :

 # modprobe fuse


Now using the below command you must build a mount point:

 # mkdir /mnt/ntfs


The following command would help you with mounting the ntfs partition :

 # mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /mnt/ntfs


This is a temporary mounting only, if you reboot your pc the mount point will be lost. To mount it permanently, you need to edit the /etc/fstab configuration file.

# vim /etc/fstab


in the file

ex: # device name   mount point     fs-type      options                 
/dev/sda6          /mnt/ntfs        ntfs-3g      auto          0 0     


clear explanation for each column: 


device name - your partition name ex: /dev/sda6 
mount point - where u mount u r partition  ex: /mnt/ntfs
fs-type - your file system type ex: ntfs-3g (if u give ntfs, may be it is not work)
option - Ex:auto (if not work give it is defaults)


last two columns same as  0 0

Hope it will work.

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