^thehatsrule^
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Posted: Oct. 25 2006,22:33 |
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Having devices only mountable as root is a security precaution I suppose... user 'dsl' has sudo access anyways so I don't see any problem. This isn't just for usb partitions in particular either. However, you can create a directory that's owned by user 'dsl' i.e. in /cdrom - or another point that is already mounted writeable by root (depending on setup).
Also, what exactly is a "reversed-usb-zip type installation"? usb-hdd?
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