Mount NTFS File System Flash Drive in Centos7.

To Mount NTFS File System USB Drive/Pen Drive/Flash Drive execute following Commands: -

1. Install NTFS Package. 

1. sudo yum install -y epel-release ntfs-3g

1. Now mount Pen Drive.

1. mkdir /mnt/pendrive
2. sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdd1 /mnt/pendrive
   

Note: /dev/sdd1 is a partition name where pen drive connected ( check with lsblk command). 

1. Check Pen Drive is Mounted now.

1. df -h

Note: Here Centos7 Destro is used. you can use any destro. 

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