> >I have this in my fstab
> >/dev/sdb1 /media/usb5 ext3 rw,user,users,noauto,noatime,noauto 1 2
> >
> >$ ls -ld /media/usb5
> >drwxrwxrwx 3 root root 1.0K 2006-08-06 20:55 /media/usb5/
> > ^ Group write permission
> > |
> > ^ User Write permission
> >
> >To mount it I do (as root or as user) mount /dev/sdb1, and the flash
> >is mounted at /media/usb5.
> >
> >I can read/write to the flash disk /media/usb5 as root or any user.
> >
> >Please put a but more information into your quesations in the future.
> >You will get more, and faster answers, if you do.
On 15.01.07 09:57, L.V.Gandhi wrote:
> For me as soon as insert it kde ask me for options. It is mounted at
> /media/disk. I don't mount it explicitly. It is mounted automatically. Hence
> I wanted to know how to change the configuration so that it is not mounted
> readonly.
by "automatically" you mean "via usbmount"? If so, check usbmount manpage.
I don't know how it mounts. As soon as it is inserted, kde ask me for options. I opt for opening folder in konq, it opens and I saw it was mounted in /media/disk.
Also, the filesystem is important - when having some of un*x systems that
contain access rights, you'll have to set up proper permissions.
Otherwise (FAT etc) you have to use wider file/directory mask, or set up the
correct user/group which to mount under.