On Mon, 12 Feb 2001, serge wrote:> Hello, > > I'm using dual boot system and have windows partitions on my disk. The > problem is that I can't write to it as user (copy files etc). I'm also > unable to chage permissions or owner. So wine can' access them. I looked > up fstab man and related > issues but still didn't find solution. > > Thanks in advance > > Serge > Yastreilov > ?)?????f??)??+-?)??????z??hm????0?)???(????Y???b???~???w????{man mount man fstab man 2 umask} about 30 times through that did it for me. Or, <wine>/documentation/installing.sgml->Dealing with FAT/VFAT partitions Tis nasty little script makes it possible to read .sgml files. There are pointers to nicer formats for this at http://www.winehq.com. ---/usr/local/bin/rsg--- #!/bin/sh sed -e 's/<[^<>]*>//g' -e 's/</</g' -e 's/>/>/g' $1 |less -ni --- or just add umask=0 to the fs_mntops field for the fstab entry for your windose partition. Lawson ---cut here ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj.
Hello, I'm using dual boot system and have windows partitions on my disk. The problem is that I can't write to it as user (copy files etc). I'm also unable to chage permissions or owner. So wine can' access them. I looked up fstab man and related issues but still didn't find solution. Thanks in advance Serge Yastreilov
serge <x.devil@libertysurf.fr> wrote:> Hello,> I'm using dual boot system and have windows partitions on my disk. The > problem is that I can't write to it as user (copy files etc). I'm also > unable to chage permissions or owner. So wine can' access them. I looked > up fstab man and related > issues but still didn't find solution.Why don't you just RTFM ? ;-) It's all written in the Wine User Guide. Andreas Mohr
serge wrote:> > I'm using dual boot system and have windows partitions on my disk. The > problem is that I can't write to it as user (copy files etc). I'm also > unable to chage permissions or owner. So wine can' access them. I looked > up fstab man and related > issues but still didn't find solution. >It must be a common permission problem. If you have root access: 1. Change owner and permissions of your mount dir to your name/group: # chmod 775 [mount-point] # chown [your-name].[your-group] [mount-point] 2. Edit the right line in /etc/fstab: from: [partition] [mount-point] [vfat|auto] defaults 0 0 to: [part.] [m-p] [vfat|auto] gid=[your-gid],uid=[your-uid] 0 0 3. Remount [mount-point] If you don't have root access: 4. Ask a su to do steps 1 to 3. :) This worked to me and to all users I know. Any problem, tell us. See ya, Eduardo Costa -- http://www.tpk.com.br Computer Projects and Stuff