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fstab problem
Name: matte85 Date: November 19, 2007 at 15:00:13 Pacific OS: SUSE 10.3 CPU/Ram: 3500/1GhzDDR
Comment:
Hi.
I've got a little fstab problem. You see I've got a usb HD that is mounted when plugged in, but I can't seem to write to it whit normal user. I think this is because the temporarry folder created in /media/disk/ , which represents the usb HD is created with only root permission. This is what I inserted in fstab on the right place: noauto,user,rw. Shouldn't the "rw" command take care of all the read/wite permissions on the drive or must I also insert "sync" or something???
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