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im trying to figure out how to access my mp3 play on fedora
i look to see it fedora detects and it does. Hardware browser see it as a hard drive
it says:
Device start end MB type
/dev/sda
sda1 1 1011 215 fat16
i know there's a way to access it . Can someone help me out here and tell me how ?
It seems to me that the "rw" option won't so much help as the only users who are going to get rw for that folder are going to be root and the root group, as the default owners of a mount point in the /mnt folder mounted manually, unless otherwise specified. I suspect that it worked while you were still in the root terminal, and stopped once you became a regular user again.
You might try -o rw,users,uid=your_username for a temporary workaround, but in the end you'd do best to read man fstab and man mount to learn how to put a permanent line in /etc/fstab to automate this a bit.
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