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    no write permission to hd

    It is nice to have security but to much is a bit annoying...

    I am using 4.0.2 live,
    - hda3 is writable (device-read only is unchecked),
    - users and group are rwx,
    - rightclic-action r&w is done,
    - the partition have been unmounted and remounted,

    But I still have "write permission denied" when trying to write anything...

    I suppose there is a trick, maybe a tip I did not know nor find already...

    Can not it be a user (curently it is the knoppix default one) problem?

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    ok, after a furious brainstorming I have found:
    # chmod 777 /mnt/hda3/myfolder

    /mnt not /dev, allow me to do it

    any way to do it easier and persistent? from fstab for ex.?

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    I'm having the same problem as you. I'm somewhat new to Linux though so could you please explain in detail how you fixed it? It would be much appreciated.

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    I'm having the same problem as you. I'm somewhat new to Linux though so could you please explain in detail how you fixed it? It would be much appreciated.

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    # mean you are in a root shell (in Knoppix menu)
    chmod is the same as attrib in MSDos
    777 mean read write execute for user owner group (you can do it with -rwxrwxrwx, but the former is easier!)
    mnt is the logic link for dev (hardware link)
    hda3 is the partition a want to mount, the number may change, if you have scsi or notebook harddrive you may have sda ... have a look at www.tldp.org partitoining howto to understand how harddisc are named
    <myfolder> is the folder name you want to have access to, Linux is safe but I think it is always good not to share the drive itself...


    The problem is that change is not persistent, even if you saveconfig, hope somone will fix that?

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