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hi,
I installed ubuntu on my pc.Everything works fine except mounting partitions of other Operating Systems(windows).It is able to mount them but it is not showing what the files are it is showing them as some unknown files and when i tried to open it, it is not responding and when i right click on it the icon is disappearing and the options on the right click are disappearing.When i press refresh button again the unknown file icons appear.The file names are visible but they are not executable .I tried to change its permission but even root is unable to change it Can neone plz help me.Thanks in anticipation.I think the problem is with the permissions.I can go to the directories in it through terminal in root but not as a user.
note the use of gid, and mask, and users
the result is mountable/unmountable by users, and the permissions:
I'm having (essentially) the same problem as pranith, but the hard drive I'm trying to mount is only for storage, no previous operating system on it.
I tried what I quoted, but am still haveing the problem where the folders are coming up as unrecognisable file types. I also don't have read write capabilities.
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