Re: Permissions for a FAT partition

2002-10-21 Thread Yuhanes Tjandra
Here is info that I got when I tried to solve the same problem. (Credits go to them.) Yuhanes Only root can write to mounted a DOS drive Question: Squash at 7 tomorrow is good. If you have time, I have a Linux question... I have my windows drives mounted and the only way I can write to them i

Re: Permissions for a FAT partition

2002-10-21 Thread Karsten M. Self
on Mon, Oct 21, 2002, Rich ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Howdy all, > > I want to change the default permissions of files in a FAT partition. > I understand that FAT file systems have no concept of permission or > ownership. When I mount the partition ownership is set to root and > permissions are

Re: Permissions for a FAT partition

2002-10-21 Thread Vineet Kumar
* Rich ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [021021 11:51]: > Howdy all, > > I want to change the default permissions of files in a FAT partition. I > understand that FAT file systems have no concept of permission or > ownership. When I mount the partition ownership is set to root and > permissions are set to

Permissions for a FAT partition

2002-10-21 Thread Rich
Howdy all, I want to change the default permissions of files in a FAT partition. I understand that FAT file systems have no concept of permission or ownership. When I mount the partition ownership is set to root and permissions are set to 755. This means that only root can write to it. I'd li