Can you write to it as root? Try mounting it with a user id...
mount -t smbfs -o uid=you,rw //remote_machine/share /mount_point Gerry Kirk wrote:
Hi, I'm stumped on this one. I've tried mounting Windows (98, XP) partitions using various mount options, but it's always mounted read-only. I've tried -o rw -o umask=0000 to no avail. Is it possible to set up a Windows partition as writeable? - Gerry
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