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Simply chmod'ing the permissions of the mount point won't
help. Use mount with the uid, gid and umask options - consult
mount's manpage for details. I'm mounting my FAT partitions
with
uid=0,gid=1001,umask=002
which gives all members of group 1001 read/write and
all other users read permission.
Make sure you have the partition in your /etc/fstab, it has to look
something like this:
/dev/hda3/data vfatuser,uid=1000,rw,exec,devmode=0666
Now all you gotta do is type
"mount /data"
as normal user in terminal/shell. Note that you're not supposed to type
"mount /dev/hda3 /data" because only root can do that.
i didnt write these just copied them from somewhere else on the net
Last edited by Fascistchicken; 10-22-2003 at 06:55 PM.
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