Summary: I have winXP and RH7.2 on two different disks. Linux root user can write to windows disk. How do we give permission others to write to windows disk? T...
Summary: Hi I'm running Redhat and WinXP on the same machine. I have mounted my windows C and D drives in Linux under /mnt/winc and /mnt/wind. Both drives...
Summary: Hi all, i recently added a 15GB harddrive to my pc, I created a reiserfs filesystem, I can mount it as a regular user, but can't write to it, i can...
Summary: Hi all, I am writing a short program in C that deals with 2 child processes writing to a pipe (1 process writes 'hello' five times in a loop and the o...
Summary: I had the same error message that you encounter when writing/saving to my windows Fat32. I solved the problem by creating a new Fat32 partition (n...
Summary: Dear all, I have a usb hardisk (120 GB; maxtor 3000 LE) mounting on my redhat 7.2 system (kernel 2.4.7-10). The problem is that I can not write to i...
Summary: Writing to NTFS may be in the experimental stage in linux. You can read but not write unless they have come a long way with it in the last few months....
Summary: Guys, when I pop my usb flask disk into the usb slot, the system recognizes it automatically but I can't write to it. When I try to copy or move somet...
Summary: I have finally successfully written to my DVD drive to DVD-RAM under Redhat 7.3. I thought I would pass the information on for others who may be tryin...
Summary: Hi I am using a laptop that has WinMe and Cladera Linux. On boot of linux the hda1 (windows partition) gets automatically mounted. Linux is able t...
Summary: First of all, is that partition mounted as read/write or just read only? Look in your /etc/fstab to see what the permission is... I assume you writ...
Summary: You should be all set, but let me offer some advice: Windows2000 will only read FAT and NTFS partitions. Linux will mount to just about any partition...
Summary: In the latest stable kernel 2.4.19, ntfs support is READ ONLY. Read access in development kernels is prob still very experimental too. It will be...
Summary: There are basically 2 steps to do this: 1) Set up Samba to share resources (directories/files). You do this by editing the smb.conf file. (Or you cou...
Summary: Hi Which hard drive is the bootloader on? The simplest way is to remove the small drive and set to boot from the first hard drive, and see if you get ...
Summary: ouchy. General I/O usually means there's a physical problem with the disk. If this is not the case, be sure linux is capable of writing to a FAT par...
Summary: Redhat Linux doesn't enable NTFS by default. However, you still can download a module for it at linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net. Once you install it, you...
Summary: i want to develop a script using bourne shell to create an account management system in linux,i want to know how to encrypt a password. let say echo ...
Summary: Personally I have always found editing smb.conf very easy, providided that it is well commented to start with. Here is an example for you to refer ...
Summary: Fedora "out of the box" does not support NTFS partitions. There are ways of getting it to "read" (not write to) NTFS partitions. I did a google search...
Summary: ok im a rookie using linux, iam using Mandrake 8.1 but alot of folders cant be written too, how can i get full permissions to read and write to all di...
Summary: Verbal, Thanks for being normal...sheesh! How did all these anti-linux twits end up in this forum?? There are like 6 Windows ones! Anyways, I never ...
Summary: If you're using lilo, change the line boot=/dev/hd? to point to your windoze drive (eg boot=/dev/hda), run lilo to write to the MBR and make sure that...
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