I am running slack 10, kernel 2.6.7

slack automatically mounts all my partitions & i am able to use it only as a root user. I've been denied access when i try to access with my user a/c.

Pls tell me how to access windows partions when i am not root.

Thankz

Part of my fstab, this works with any user and doesn't give permission to others.

/dev/hdb1 /win/c ntfs noauto,gid=100,user,umask=007 1 0
/dev/hdb2 /win/d vfat noauto,gid=100,user,umask=007 1 0

I'll explain the parameters i gave:
noauto means that i shouldn't mount when boot, you can remove it and the partitions will be mounted on boot.
gid = 100 means that the group owner of that dirs is 100 (100 is users on slack default install)
user allows a ordinary user to mount it
umask = 007 means that the files have read, write, execute permissions for owner and group, nothing for others (it's the opposite to chmod numbers)

Of course, change to match your drivers & mount points

Edit: forgot to say, if you have a doubt just: man fstab