Re: access permission on mounted fat32 drive

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Fred Morcos wrote:

On 5/17/05, Kai Zhang <cmskzhan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:


I have mounted a fat32 drive in my home directory. But I can only read
it. i have write access when login as a root or su. tried chmod +777
<directory name>, no joy.
Any suggestion?

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i assume u edited fstab, in the <mount options> column, use
"umask=000" (without the quotes)..



you may change the line in fstab to let user or users to have a rwx , instead of root only

eg

/dev/hda5    /mnt/dos    vfat    users,noauto   0 0

then as  a root, do 'mount -a'


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