[solved] nautilus cant mount ntfs - but sudo mount works

[cds84]

When inserting a USB stick, formatted by windows-7, and trying to access it, nautilus says...

```
Unable to access "9.0 GB Volume"

Error mounting /dev/sda1 at /run/media/xxx/yyy: Filesystem type
ntfs3,ntfs not configured in the kernel.
```

I have compiled ONLY the ntfs3 driver - not the older one.
lsmod shows ntfs3.ko is loaded.

If i mount the volume on the command-line, however.. eveyrthing works as expected.
```
sudo mount -t ntfs3 /dev/sda1 /mnt/my_stick
```

What have I done wrong?
Is this a bug? or have I done somthing silly? does nautilus require the old kernle driver?

[fedeliallalinea]

Welcome to gentoo forum.
It's a sys-fs/udisks, for now you should use sys-fs/ntfs3g for mount ntfs partition on nautilus.
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[cds84]

Ahh... thanks!

installing ntfs3g fixed it, thankyou