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Hi I am Rupesh from India and I have a system with Intel i3 10th gen processor and Asus prime H 510 me motherboard. I have installed windows 11 and Arch Linux and everything is working fine except writing data to NTFS partition is not working as expected.
In windows I have created a new NTFS partition of size 150 gb and I have copied 10 gb MP3 files from my usb hard disc and other NTFS partitions successfully. But the same can't be done in Linux.
I have installed arch linux successfully. I thought to copy 50 gb files from usb hard disc to the new NTFS partition created. I have preferred linux to copy files because I thought that the copying takes less time.
The copying completed successfully but I rebooted my pc and logged in to windows 11 and I have opened newly created 150 gb NTFS partition. I can't find the files written in Linux.
After that I have made disk check in windows with command "chkdsk /x". After that I have opened newly created 150 gb NTFS partition and this time I am able to see files written in Linux.
Finally what I want to say is file copying to NTFS partitions is working sometimes properly but at some times not working as expected.
Mostly I have found the issues when I am copying from NTFS partition to another NTFS partition in Linux. Sometimes when I copy files from xfs partition to NTFS partition it's working fine and at rare cases I must run chkdsk /x in windows.
Please try to suggest how to make copying files to NTFS partition properly at all times in Linux.
Regards,
Rupesh.
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have you disabled 'fast startup' in windows: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Dual_b … ibernation
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interesting... i have one machine on my network with ntfs drives mounted using ntfs3 and no such problem exists, using kernel 6.2.11-arch1-1
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Hi at present fast start up and hibernation are disabled.
The above are disabled when I have noticed errors in Linux.
Many sites suggested to turn off these features as they cause problems in dual boot systems.
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This site and this specific user even yells it at you in his signature ![]()
Did you try ntfs-3g or the LTS kernel?
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