permision denied to write in a partition mounted at startup

[Ante Karamatić]

On Mon, 2005-07-04 at 21:57 +0500, Mustafa Abbasi wrote:

> i has the smae problem.
> do this.
> go to terminal and type 
> sudo nautilus.
> nautilus will open up.
> go to the moun point of the drive 
> and right click on it and then change the permissioins.
> for some reson i was unable to change the permission of other and
> groups to write and i had to make my user the owner.
> try it.

This isn't a solution. It will work for that mount, but vfat doesn't
store permissons. Cause of that, on next boot you will have to do that
again. This works only for Linux filesystems (ext2/3, xfs, reiserfs,
jfs, etc...).

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