USB Key
At school I copied My Pictures folder onto my USB key and he permissions stuck. I can't delete it. I decided to fdisk /dev/sda and delete and recreated a flagged FAT16 partition. For some reason... My Pictures is still there. How do I reformat?
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I still want to know how on Linux, I reformated it on a Windows computer at school. When I try to copy files onto the drive it says: "Creating folders is not supported with protocol devices" When I try a file not a folder is says "Writing to devices is not supported." This USB key is a 64MB Micro Advantage QuickiDrive.
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could you try becoming root, then chowning the folder recursively?
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It's all chowned for /mnt/removable for owners, group, others. Nine options are check to yes. There were a few files I wanted to put into chowned for "other" as varied( I just propertied all folders, files and subfolders, so I modified that to view, mod, exeute, etc...
I'm not an "other" though? I was at least a group, no? I'm not sure how UIDs are setup. UPDATE: I wasn't able to put the files back on after removing them. Something somewhere has really screwed up, I think my fstab is crazy, too. I should have never fdisked my key? Code:
/dev/hda7 / ext3 defaults 1 1 |
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