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Mounting with Write Access
Hello everyone. In Knoppix 5.1, I had no trouble mounting flash drives and NTFS partitions with write access. Now when i try to do it under Knoppix 6, it says "Read-only file system" whenever I try to create a directory. It seemed to have did it automatically under 5.1.
Something else I notice is when I install knoppix to a flash drive, and reboot, I have to recreate the mount points (/media/sda1 for example)
Any help with this would be appreciated. Thanks - Jason
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Knoppix 6 desktop does not use KDE it uses LXDE a different desktop with different properties.
you will therefore need to write a bash script to modify your mount points, or install a different desktop
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I would just try the mount command from a shell. Open a shell and type man mount for details. It's been a long time since I was new to Knoppix and did it this way, but I was able to change the permission (of a FAT partition) this way when pretty new to Linux with no problem. However, if you are trying to write to NTFS please ignore this post, I want to have no part in anyone trying to write to NTFS with Knoppix.
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Re: Mounting with Write Access
Hello, I had recently the same issue,
but I've right now found a solution:
I'm running knoppix usualy withnout GUI, so I do type at the isolinux boot screen.
When I've used mount
Code:
/dev/ntfs_partition /tmp/some_dir
It was completed succesfuly, but without write permisions.
So, I've tried ntfsmount
Code:
/dev/ntfs_partition /tmp/some_dir
and it returned error that "fuse" module is not loaded,
after entering the command
Code:
ntfsmount /dev/ntfs_partition /tmp/some_dir
completed succesfully with write privileges.
I hope this will be useful for others too 
BlueJack

Originally Posted by
ljwestfall3
Hello everyone. In Knoppix 5.1, I had no trouble mounting flash drives and NTFS partitions with write access. Now when i try to do it under Knoppix 6, it says "Read-only file system" whenever I try to create a directory. It seemed to have did it automatically under 5.1.
Something else I notice is when I install knoppix to a flash drive, and reboot, I have to recreate the mount points (/media/sda1 for example)
Any help with this would be appreciated. Thanks - Jason
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