write permissions in /etc/fstab for vfat filesystem
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unfortunately, this does not allow me to write to fatsys when I'm not logged in as root. I've tried different configurations of the options, as well as trying to change the permissions as root by chmod. It does not allow non root users to have write permissions. Any tips?
That doesn't work either unfortunately. Even when I try to change the permissions in the filebrowser as root, it just doesn't click the write box for other and group permissions.
update: I've also tried putting the permissions in the options:
auto,user,rw,sync,noexec,uid=500,gid=500,mode=777
I can't even add write permissions for individual files in the fatsys. Also I tried a restart, and with the configuration of options I have above, fatsys does not mount automatically at boot time, although I have "auto." I tried it with "defaults" and it was able to mount automatically at boot time. But still the write permissions problem persists.
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