[Cialug] Suse and Windows XP
Aaron Korver
aaron.korver at gmail.com
Tue Jun 28 22:27:05 CDT 2005
Ooh! A question I think I can help with. First try unmounting your fat32,
change the permissions of the mount point, and then mount it back up again.
If you want this on a more permanent basis, I believe that you need to
change your /etc/fstab file.
I think that if you add a rw under the fs-options that the device will be
mounted with read write permissions at startup. Please correct me if I'm
wrong on this.
device - mount - type - fs-options - freq/passno
/dev/hda6 /stuff vfat defaults 0 0
Aaron Korver
On 6/28/05, Dan Hockey <icepuck2k at mchsi.com> wrote:
>
> Jim Asbille wrote:
>
> >I posted this before but the answer I received indicated that I didn't
> >properly describe the problem.
> >
> >I used to have my computer setup with Windows 2k and Suse 9.0. From Suse
> I
> >could Read and Write to and from the Win2k partition. This was setup
> during
> >install by Suse. When I got Suse 9.3 I decided to wipe out the box,
> install
> >a new hard drive (much bigger) and break down and install Windows XP Pro
> with
> >a FAT32 partition. Now I can read from the Windows partition when in Suse
> >9.3 but I can't write to it. I have tried to change the owner of Windows
> >which worked but it doesn't change permissions for C:. Does anyone know
> how
> >to fix this?
> >
> >
> Have you tried it while being root? being that you used fat32 you
> shoudn't(in theory) have any problems with fat32.When I had XP/MDK9.2 I
> could read/write to windows with no problem, now with my Xp/MDK10.1
> setup, I can read the ntfs and fat32 partitons but I have to be root in
> order to write. Now that I think about It, this may be something to do
> with permissions that I know nothing about.
> -dh
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