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The external media I mount, is made accessible to me, but the owner is root.
Deleting files from external media is not permitted by me. Even can't delete, as it prompts of a read only file system. Can someone please help.
Thanking you,
Mehrzad
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I use Gnome.
I don't use either of the two methods. Simply plug in my external, thinking hal daemon will do the rest. Thought it'd work like Ubuntu. Can you guide me through the process.
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try unmounting it with nautilus or thunar or w/e file manager you use. then mount it with something like this:
mkdir /mnt/externalmedia
mount /dev/sdX -w /mnt/externalmedia
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USB or optical ?
I had trouble mounting optical media until I commented their entries in fstab, as described in the hal wiki.
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I am referring to a usb drive.
Is there a way to automatically do it using fstab. I though hal was the daemon which was responsible for all this.
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Have you added your username to the storage group ?
gpasswd -a username storage
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I just use thunar + thunar-volman + a PolicyKit config crafted for my user.
Last edited by Lich (2009-12-31 21:57:46)
Archlinux | ratpoison + evilwm | urxvtc | tmux
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I have the same problem. I've been looking for a solution 3 days now with no luck.
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I just use thunar + thunar-volman + a PolicyKit config crafted for my user.
That's what I do. And it works. I guess they haven't put hal in daemon's array or gnome is just messing with them. I'm sure there are many "Arch" gnome users here who can help OP.
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I do have hal in daemon's list.
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I've got my hal in my daemons list as well.
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