ntfsck from ntfsprogs-plus -- an NTFS checker for Linux.

Scans the MFT, directory indexes and the allocation bitmap, repairs
structural damage it can prove, and salvages orphaned records to a
lost+found directory.  It cannot replay the NTFS journal ($LogFile),
and it neither reports nor clears the VolumeDirty flag -- those jobs,
and boot-sector recovery, stay with ntfsfix and with chkdsk on
Windows, which remains the authority for this filesystem.

This package installs ONLY /usr/sbin/ntfsck and its man page.  The
ntfsprogs-plus source also builds mkntfs, ntfsresize, ntfsclone,
ntfslabel, ntfsinfo and ntfscluster, which collide by name with the
ntfs-3g tools already installed; they are deliberately not packaged.
No fsck.ntfs symlink is created, so boot-time fsck -A never invokes
this on its own.

Recommended use: ntfsck -n /dev/sdXN first (read-only), and repair
with -a only when -n reported findings -- repair mode resets the
$LogFile restart area even on a healthy volume.