Comment 67 for bug 1728354
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| Jean-Pierre (jean-pierre-andre) wrote | #67 |
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(Get the code!)
> but all files are not valid
Can you access some files (those with an on-disk copy) ? You are expected to not be able to access files which have no local copy.
> sudo ntfsinfo -fv -F ~/data/
ntfsinfo expects a path from the root directory of the designated partition (/dev/sdb2). For user files on a Windows system directory, the path beginning is usually /Users.
Anyway, I am not sure ntfsinfo will be able to descend into a OneDrive directory, so please retry and get the inode first, then get the attributes by inode number.
By doing :
ls -li some-path/
you will get the inode number shown at the beginning of line, then you get the attributes by doing :
sudo ntfsinfo -fvi the-inode-number /dev/sdb2