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To do the little script as user, and assuming the script already resides on the storage media, it is a little different. You will need write permissions to your system outside of your home directory, and a superuser shell will do. Open a terminal, and at the user prompt ($), enter
$su
then
#cd /mnt/sda1
then
#./Multimedia
That should do the trick.
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