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I want to be able to mount my cdrom without being root, and also I am still having trouble reading my ntfs volume as non root. Here is what my fstab is
great, I can now get into the NTFS-D folder, but no files are showing! There are files there, and nothing is set as being hidden, but when I open the folder, there is nothing there, ! what now?
ok, well i quickly figured out what was wrong, and fixed the NTFS issue, but im still wondering how i can mount my cdroms without having to be root. here is what i have. ps, sorry about the formatting, mozilla doesn't seem to like to format the results correctly when i post
On your cdrom. Do you have scsi simulation set in your lilo? If not I like your original fstab for the cdrom better than this last one. But I don't have the s on users... only user. Do you have /mnt/cdrom as a created directory. You still have to type mount /mnt/cdrom.
Last edited by ringwraith; 09-19-2004 at 09:37 PM.
Well, everything seems fine, you should be able to mount as user, the other thing i could suggest but it shouldn't be necessary is to add your users to the group called "cdrom".
Try to double-check your fstab for any error, it should work as you pasted here.
Also try putting user instead of users i know it's better to use users but user always worked fine for me, just in case :P
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