Re: automount vfat partition

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oleksandr korneta said:
> what should I change here to make it user-writable after automount?

Try adding "umask=000" to the mount options. This will give full
read/write/execute permissions to every user (user, group, other).
This umask is the bitwise inverse of what the permissions would
normally be. So a umask of 000 means the permissions are actually 777
If you wanted it read-only and executable by "other," you would use 002,
etc.


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