How do i use ubuntu fixing ntfs file system?

When the pc boots up look in the lower leeft and right corners to see which key will allow you to got to boot device order and then after you find it out press it on boot several times until it shows them all then use arrows and enter to select your device. Keep in mind Ubuntu relies on ext2 filesystem instead of NTFS file system. Windows xp may not work so use a 7 or 8 disk. You will most likely have to format your HDD to NTFS.

I use ubuntu but I don't have much experience with printing with it. If I were you I'd have a look on ubuntu forums and maybe post your problem there. It's a brilliant place to find solutions. Every problem I've had, that I couldn't solve on my own, has been solved with the help of the ubuntu community ie ubuntu forums.

I did a quick search for you and couldn't find anything relating to your model, but I did find some pages about a hp1320. I've pasted a link below which should help you fix your problem, if it doesn't then search the forums yourself and see if you can find someone who had the same or a similar problem and see how they fixed it. If that's no good then sign up (it's free) and post your problem, the people on there will try to help you out.

The second post has the solution, it sounds like exactly the same problem as yours, and it's easy to fix, just a matter of changing the driver.

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1101273

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This error message indicates a problem in the Ntfs.sys file. This is a driver file that is required to enable your system to read and write to the drives that have the NTFS file system on them. It could be caused by several problems like poor file structure, hardware incompatibility and more.

Here are two excellent links to solve the problem. Hope you are somewhat computer savvy.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/1017139/0x00000024

http://www.instant-registry-fixes.org/fix-stop-0x00000024-problems-on-windows-xp/

It will be a little intense to fix.
After you solve it Remember to make a backup point.

Good Luck.

Hi,
I too upgraded from Ubuntu 9.04 to Ubuntu 9.10 using wubi, the Windows ubuntu installer. Everything was fine, and I even admired the beautiful desktop, added KDE. I was very impressed until came the time to reboot. Grub hung. I entered the console and tried to repair: To no avail.
I reinstalled Ubuntu/Gnome without installing KDE. All went fine until the time to reboot. It hung again. After several trials, I decided to go back to Ubuntu 9.04.

From what I could gather on the Internet, it has to do with the new type of file system ext4. If only I had the choice to use it or not.

Since I was using wubi and was not offered the choice to install the ext4 file system, I do not know whether that choice is offered on a full scale installation without wubi. You might try to find out if you can customize the installation process and not select the ext4 file system, if possible.

One remark concerning the amount of swap space you are setting aside. In my opinion that's too much: I have a 2GB RAM, about 300MB swap space, and each time I monitor swap usage I find it very low to nil.

Concerning Ubuntu 9.10, I will wait until the bug(?) is fixed before upgrading. Good luck to you

I hope it helps
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Hi,
I would install XP 1st then Open suse or Ubuntu. When you install either of these linux OS's ensure you install to another partition other than the windows one. Both installation routines will allow you to format the drive to the linux ext2 format and automatically install a boot manager (usually GRUB) which will allow you to select the OS you wish to boot.

More info will be needed, but linux can access NTFS with read and write, nowadays.

Which linux flavor are you using?

If you are in linux you should be able to access the XP part of the harddrive. In ubuntu you would goto places, then home folder, on the left there are quick links, one should be File System. Many folders are listed once File System in choosen and you should look for the Host folder. That would be the root of the HD for the NTFS "XP" drive - You will see program files and the windows folder, etc...

This maybe different if you are not using Ubuntu, but I can help with manually mounting the drive if need be. Linux is great! =]]

G'luck

If u have problem with fixing NTFS so please visit this website

http://www.ubuntu.com/ so that this a new operating system

even i am waiting for the CD's to check this operating sytem

If u have more clarifications u can go through this website

define "dead" is it merely a failed partition, or bad sectors on the platter itself? if its bad sectors in some cases you can send it away and the will change the steel disk itself, but usually it costs quite a bit to have done, if its just a dead partition, you could plug it into a system as a slave, boot to a windows XP disk, destroy the damaged partition and simply lay a new one..