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Hi
i Have installed Arch Linux latest image 1-3-2015 not using Evolution Linux or any GUI installer
i installed Arch Linux using command line
i have gnome 3.14
each time i try to write movie to usb flash or usb external hard disk
the error says
the destination disk is read only
how to change this
?
Last edited by belal (2015-04-04 20:58:54)
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I would check file permissions on the usb
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Moving to NC...
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Just a WAG [1], but I bet the volumes are in an obscure format from the US Pacific Northwest that Linux has to be coaxed into mounting so that they can be written.
[1] Wild Assed Guess.
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I'm curious. Is the filesystem on the USB, ntfs ?
If yes, did you install NTFS-3G ? https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/NTFS-3G. Happened to me 8 days ago .
EDIT - Sorry for the repost using the same solution as my above post. Didn't see his link. Just surfed through the posts for the word "NTFS-3g" and it wasn't there.
Last edited by newguy (2015-03-31 07:51:48)
Arch makes me cry and pull my hair out but I soon realized thats a part of my learning process.
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...Sorry for the repost using the same solution as my above post. Didn't see his link. Just surfed through the posts for the word "NTFS-3g" and it wasn't there.
I did obfuscate it a bit
Last edited by ewaller (2015-03-31 13:53:45)
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solved using chown change owner to me and everything is working fine thank you all for your help and care
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