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I have a Knoppix live-cd.
It works fine and can mount my partitions.
So I decided to install it to the HD as a Debian-based one.
All worked fine, and I succeeded to dual-boot it with Windows XP Pro.
So I started it up, came into grub and chosen the Debian system.
It started up fine, BUT....
it won't be able to mount any partitions, except a ZIP drive or the drive where the system is installed on.
When I am trying to mount it, I get the following error:
Code:
Could not mount device.
The reported error was:
Error opening partition device : Permission Denied
Failed to start up volume : Permission Denied
Couldn't mount device '/dev/hdb1' : Permission Denied
Mount failed.
But this works fine if I run Knoppix from a livecd!
Any help? Please?
EDIT: Everything else is workin propertly, I am even using the system now to view the forum. But this problem is very annoying.
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