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Originally Posted by konqi
Does anybody know if its possible to use groups and users on a fat32 partition?
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The fat32 file system does not support users, groups, and permissions. Linux fakes these things by giving every fat32 file and directory the user, group, and permissions of the mount point. You cannot change the permissions, etc of the mount point while there is a file system mounted on the mount point.
So log in as root, umount /home/share, change the owner, group, and permissions of /home/share to whatever you want, and mount /home/share again. You may have to make changes to the /home/share line in /etc/fstab also.
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Steve Stites