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I'm trying to setup wine, you install with a normal user, but since the normal user can't access /mnt/windows, wine is unable to run any windows programs.
I have tried to change the permissions on the /mnt/windows , but I am not able to.
Any ideas on how to proceed?
have you added it to fstab and if so, what does the entry look like in there ? also, what permissions as well do you have not for /mnt/windows but for the dev it is on... ex. /dev/hda ??
I changed /etc/fstab and put the umask in like you have. It allowed me to cd to /mnt/windows, but I'm unable to see anything in that directory. I can't see anything even if I'm root.
there must have been some error with that, I changed the owner of /dev/hda1 to the user I want, but I still can't cd /mnt/windows
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