Resolve the issue of inaccessible drive partition in Linux
I had an unpartitioned disk space in my laptop. I then used gparted to create a partition with file system type ext4 which happens to be my file system type for the drive that is commonly referred to as c: drive for windows users ;-).
Soon, I realised that without root permission I am unable to save or copy any file from any where to this newly mounted and formatted section of my hard disk. I came across several forums and blogs with several commands to add users.
But somewhere I found the mention of ntfs file system and I also remembered that while setting up mint on my desktop, I had no trouble to access or read+write files on disk partitions made out of ntfs.
So, I formatted that drive partiton with gparted but this time with ntfs file system and bulls eye ;-).I could copy+paste read+write all my files and folders on my fujitsu lifebook laptop running zorin OS.
Soon, I realised that without root permission I am unable to save or copy any file from any where to this newly mounted and formatted section of my hard disk. I came across several forums and blogs with several commands to add users.
But somewhere I found the mention of ntfs file system and I also remembered that while setting up mint on my desktop, I had no trouble to access or read+write files on disk partitions made out of ntfs.
So, I formatted that drive partiton with gparted but this time with ntfs file system and bulls eye ;-).I could copy+paste read+write all my files and folders on my fujitsu lifebook laptop running zorin OS.
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