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No, no. I typed it correctly it is not a problem.
Because of some reason it seems that everything that I do as superuser don't have effect. For example, I ...
- 12-05-2006 #11Just Joined!
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No, no. I typed it correctly it is not a problem.
Because of some reason it seems that everything that I do as superuser don't have effect. For example, I couldn't change ownership of directory. I typed chown with proper directory names and command syntax and when I pressed enter I got some response from kernel in terminal and it looked like it chown command realy was changing something, but when I checked ownership of directory it still remained same. Nothing changed.
Thanks anyway
- 12-05-2006 #12
for ownership, add uid and gid in mounting code for NTFS in fstab file.
add this codeCode:su - gedit /etc/fstab
Code:/dev/<ntfs_partition> <mount_point> ntfs defaults,umask=0,uid=1000,gid=1000 0 0
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- 12-06-2006 #13Just Joined!
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Thanks Casper, I solved my problem.
You are really friendly ghost
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