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hi!
1. during installation of mdk10.1, i created a custom partition. after the system has been installed, found out its only root who has full access to this partition. how ...
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permissions and menu
hi!
1. during installation of mdk10.1, i created a custom partition. after the system has been installed, found out its only root who has full access to this partition. how do i grant read/write access to this paritiion to other users?
2. how do you add a new item in menu groups? (i.e. in internet-web browsers menu, id like to add firefox shortcut)
thank you!
- 12-01-2004 #2
Re: permissions and menu
you will have to change a setting in your /etc/fstab. what is currently there?
Originally Posted by jeisma
which window manager are you using, KDE, GNOME, etc..?
Originally Posted by jeisma
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hi!
this is the line that refers to this custom partition:
/dev/hda5 /extra ext3 defaults 1 2
im using gnome.
thanks!
- 12-01-2004 #4try
Originally Posted by jeisma
/dev/hda5 /extra ext3 noauto,users,ro 0 0
when you are in the menu you want to add a launcher, you should be able to right click, "add launcher to this menu".
Originally Posted by jeisma
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To add items to the menu, whether in Gnome or KDE, use Menu Drake in Mandrake Control Center.
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thx guys!
Vergil83, what does that line in fstab mean?
thanks!
- 12-02-2004 #7/dev/hda5 = is the device that is being mounted
Originally Posted by jeisma
/extra = is the mount point
ext3 = filesytem type
noauto = not automatically mount during boot up
users = allows user to mount it
rw = rewriteable
more info in
Code:man fstab


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