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hi..friends...
i have problem with mount windows partision in my slackware 10
but....this problem is just for ordinary user....when i mount windows partin in root user ..it's work good..but when i try too see a windows partion with ordinary user i cant see...
can u help me?
my fstab file is.
Because windows doesn't have a proper permissions structure using defaults for windows won't work. What you need to do is add a umask or mode option to make a pretend permissions structure for the windows partitions.
This is how I setup my /etc/fstab and the Windoze parts mount automatically
and normal users can read/write (rw) the FAT32 but read only (ro) the NTFS part
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