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- 05-28-2008 #1Just Joined!
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a question on linux file access permissions
Will my root partition all accessible if I boot the pc with a live linux dist?
- 05-28-2008 #2
You have to mount root partition using mount command.
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- 05-28-2008 #3Just Joined!
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So it wont be locked folder outside my current linux installation right?
I would try and see what happens but my cd driver is broken ,so I'm asking you.
- 05-28-2008 #4
Its easy to mount any partition through LiveCD and you will have full access to that partition.
Btw, why do you want to mount / partition? Have you forget root password or what?It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
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- 05-30-2008 #5Linux Guru
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I think he's just asking how secure the file system is.
You can access (almost) anything with a linux livecd. If you want to forbid the access to the contents of a given partition you should be looking into encryption. In linux it can be implemented at filesystem level, so you don't need to go encrypting and decrypting files all around.


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