ke4nt1

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Posted: Sep. 08 2005,22:09 |
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There are a number of ways to do this in a shell or file tool.
Here's the way I use EMELFM..
Mount the partition in need.. ( NOT your booting partition, but most any other one ) (For this example - frugal on hda2, storage on hda3)
Open up emelfm as super user.. Open /mnt , and highlight the /hda3 line ( single left click ) Then right click to properties>permissions, and make all the "write" boxes active.. click "OK"
Then double click the /hda3 line to go inside /mnt/hda3 And right click and make active all properties>permissions>write boxes - same as above.
Exit super user emelfm.
Your hda3 should be writable now from any user. Put whatever you want in it..
73 ke4nt
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