ubuntu 12.10 permission denied
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| does anyone have an idea how to make it so my 8gb usb key is always mounted at startup and allows me full read, write, execute access. I have looked at fstab and blkid but its not 100% explained in man or doing a web trawl to get information on it. Anyone have any ideas on it, I tried the UUID bit with the mount point and "defaults,nofail,exec,rw" as the options but it dont allow read write access or changing as it belong to root (even sudo nautilus wont change it)? |
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| This may be what your looking for. |
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| I did have a look for pysdm but its not available for 12.10 any other ideas? |
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| Me thinks you have to copy from the usb to you desktop.. |
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| Yeah been doing that normally but this is a 8gb SSD on a eeepc 701sd so with big projects its not an option as its got limited space :-\ |
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| This http://www.blitzbasic.com/Community/posts.php?topic=79146#888719 fixed it for me now I can compile and use it fine :-) |
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| Christ forgot all about that post. But just so you know. To use blkid you need two things 1) The command has to be run a root privilege (su or sudo) 2) You need to know what the device has been mounted as. Using dmesg can aid you here. My USB flash drives tend to be mounted as sdf. So typing sudo blkid /def/sdf1 would give me what I would need to know. |
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| Ah on mine its /dev/sda1 so it makes it easier :-) All part of the Linux learning curve, never had to delve this much since the MS-DOS days. Yes I love it :-) |
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