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I am trying to delete and drag files to and from my mushkin mp3 player with Fedora Core 3. When I try to delete the files from the mp3 player a window pops up and says Error while deleting "/media/usbdisk/track08.mp3" cannot be deleted because it is on a read-only disk. When I try to put mp3 files into the mp3 player a window pops up saying Error whil copying to "/media/usbdisk/". The destination is read only. What is the command to make the mp3 player wok on Fedora Core 3? Can you give it to me step by step please?
the mp3 player is listed under the directory /media/usbdisk1 what shoud I do to change the permissions or mode. I try to use chmod for the rw but it does not work?
Distribution: Ubuntu, Fedora, PCLinux, MEPIS, still miss Libranet
Posts: 162
Rep:
AS ROOT edit the fstab to include rw and umask=0000 as in the example above
this will enable all users to read and write to the disk/mp3 player
again, this must be done as root because no other user has permission to write to the fstab
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