I'm having some trouble with permissions.

I have a shared partition (Fat32, only because I created it when I still had Windows on this machine) which contains, among other things, my mp3 collection. I'd like to be able to rename the files as a user, so I sat down to give my user account write permission.

I su-ed to root, and then tried:

chmod -R 775 /mnt/Share/

And this only gave me Operation Not Permitted messages on every file. I figured this had something to do with who owned the files, so I tried to:

chown -R root.users /mnt/Share/

And got the same error: operation not permitted. Obviously I am doing something wrong, but who can tell me what? I am doing all of this as root.

Thanks in advance.

If you want to allow normal users write access to a FAT32 partition,
take a look at this thread.
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...threadid=83503