USB Drive sometimes auto mounts as read-only
Anna EdwARds
ash.1574 at hotmail.com
Sat Apr 26 20:58:46 UTC 2008
I would actually do it as ext3 (2 gb or more) or ext2 (otherwise)
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Date: Sat Apr 26 13:35:01 PDT 2008
From: Niels Andersen
To: "Ubuntu user technical support,
not for general discussions"
Subject: Re: USB Drive sometimes auto mounts as read-only
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| My USB Drive sometimes auto mounts as a read-only file system on Ubuntu 7.10 i386 desktop.
| This does not happen frequently, but when it does, it means I can't update any files on the drive.
| How do I switch it to a read-write file system? Is there something I can do to keep it
| from being mounted as read-only?
| I have tried unmounting it and inserting it into another USB port, with the same results.
| I am going to reboot my desktop to see if I can | resolve this issue. If that fails, I
| intend to copy all the files off the USB drive, format it (as FAT32), and then restore the files.
The reboot did not resolve the issue. Next, I will try copying the files from the USB drive,
reformat it, and then put the files back on.
Niels
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