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Hi everybody. I have troubles with usb keys on my suse 10.2. When I plug in the key i can view the content on it, but can't add any new ...
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    How to set write permissions for USB?

    Hi everybody. I have troubles with usb keys on my suse 10.2. When I plug in the key i can view the content on it, but can't add any new file on it, it show's as it copied the file to the key, but when I plug out and plug in again the key, the last added file is missing. In order to add files to my usb key, I have to log in as root, then I can add the file to the key successfully. How can I give normal users permissions, for adding files to the usb keys? ps: the problem is the same for all 3 keys I have.
    Thanx for help.

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    Hi,
    Ok i think u can try this out,

    su -
    Password
    cd /media/
    chmod 0777 -v -R -f usbdevicename

    That should fix u up.

    Cheers
    Robin

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    Thanx robin_bga, I already tried that, and it didn't help. Any other suggestion maybe.

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    Quote Originally Posted by arcull View Post
    Thanx robin_bga, I already tried that, and it didn't help. Any other suggestion maybe.
    In 10.3 if you access the usbdisk properties in konqueror there is an option to open as user ... I don't have 10.2 is this option available?
    Can you set permissions of group and other to can view & modify content, also check in advanced permissions sticky is not selected.

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