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Old 02-09-2005, 06:15 PM   #1
slowhand22
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Unhappy New to linux, so so lost, auto mounting issues, permissions issues


Hey all, i just put Fedora Core 3 on my machine, and I can pretty much get around using the GUI, I was told by a friend that this website can help me with the things that are bugging me, here goes nothing:

I have a dual boot system WinblowsXP Pro / FC3
3.06Ghz P4
1024MB RAM
800Mhz FSB
hda1 40Gig
hdb1 120Gig
sda1 250Gig

I would like to have all my hard disks show up under 'computer' without mounting each session

I would like users other then "root" to be able to R/W/E on any of my extra storage disks(ones in above comment), i changed the permissions but it doesnt affect subfolders. for example i change settings on "Music" to have everyone be able to access it, then when i login as myself, i can browse "music" but no artists within, i hope i am being clear : /

I just want this thing to work without it being a royal pain in my hind end!
I don't like admitting it but im thinking of going back to winblows full time

any help is appreciated
-Alex
 
Old 02-09-2005, 08:43 PM   #2
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Basically you use the /etc/fstab file to control mounting of drives and the permissions that go along with them. Someone else can probably give you more help with your particular situation, but a quick search turned up the following link that looks like what you're looking for:

http://www.informatik.uni-freiburg.d...AB-Tuning.html

Automounting is the "auto" option, permissions are done with the "umask" option.
 
Old 02-10-2005, 10:41 AM   #3
slowhand22
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Thumbs up success!

I did the fstab thing and everything works now,

Thank you a bunch for your help

-alex
 
  


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