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    Changing to read/write mode mounting Knoppix

    Hi all,

    I use USB Flash Drive for Knoppix ,but it is mounted as read only media So the question is: how to set Knoppix's USB mounting from read-only to read-write. What script does mount Knoppix's media ?

    Cheers!

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    Right click on the desktop icon of the drive and select "mount". Right click on the desktop icon again and select "Actions --> Make drive writable".

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    no, the problem is not so silly as You thought.

    Harry, I You cant unmount partition that is used by the filesystem at the same time(in my case it is a usb stick wtih knoppix).

    ockham23, yes i agree , but the usb is my knoppix media.

    The question was: how to change the default read-only mode mounting to read write, not by simply unmouting and mounting in other mode, but changing the script which mounts drive on system init. Where could i find mentioned script ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kermitq
    no, the problem is not so silly as You thought.

    Harry, I You cant unmount partition that is used by the filesystem at the same time(in my case it is a usb stick wtih knoppix).
    You didn't make it clear that you actually had knoppix on the USB device with the previous post. You said

    Quote Originally Posted by kermitq
    I use USB Flash Drive for Knoppix
    That not quite the same as saying that you boot Knoppix from the USB device, it just implies that you have a USB stick that you want to use for Knoppix, perhaps to save data or programs.

    I think you may have to partition the device as two partitions, on for the system and one for data.

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    Yes, I've just made two partitions.

    But, I still return to my previous question. Is it possible set Knoppix for mounting its media to read/write mode ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kermitq
    no, the problem is not so silly as You thought...
    Maybe I understand what you mean.
    I've experienced this isssue with 'exhotic' devices. With 'exhotic' I mean not simply usb_key but such devices as PSP(sony). Knoppix installs (not live_cd, not tried) completly fails to mount it. I can mount such devices only with a kanotix install, but they will be recognized as 'read_only_file_ system', and after an 'ls -l /media/sda1' check I have a result like:
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    -rx-r------- guest guest .....
    And even after become root and giving a 'chmod 777 /media/sda1' command the shell again says 'read-only file system!'.
    This not always happen and once I was able to mount a PSP on knoppix/kanotix_install with r/w rights.
    To avoid the only_read_fs_issue maybe is necessary crete a filesystem from scratch [mkfs.vfat...], but not tried, being PSPs of costumers and not mine.

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    so the media on which knoppix is burned/copied ( cd, or usb ) cant be mouted as read-write even after changing some its internal scripts ?

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    Last chanche (maybe), check '/etc/fstab' root mountpoint that being without read_only flag.
    This is the file you call 'script' (actually it isn't a script, but a 'config file').
    The below is mine, you can notice the 'ro' only in case of faulting-reboot, not default.
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    /dev/hda2  /  ext3  defaults,errors=remount-ro  0  1

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    yes i know what config file is

    But knoppix adds autmaticaly lines to fstab. The Knoppix CD is add to fstab dynamically. and it is added as read-only (nothing strange if it is CD - but I use Knoppix on USB pendrive). I'm looking for scripts which adds these lines to fstab config file. Maybe in that script I could change mounting to read-write.

    P.

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