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Main system is on sdb (ssd). Got an HDD on sda1 (that's the partition I want to use), but getting permission denied when doing anything on it. Want it to be mounted and ready for use each time I boot the computer like it's regular space for downloading stuff.
Lubuntu 18.04.2
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Main system is on sdb (ssd). Got an HDD on sda1 (that's the partition I want to use), but getting permission denied when doing anything on it. Want it to be mounted and ready for use each time I boot the computer like it's regular space for downloading stuff.
Lubuntu 18.04.2
hard-drive
asked 13 mins ago
primuspaulprimuspaul
62
Providing more details may help us to help you. How are you trying to mount it when you get the permission-denied error? If you're doing it from a command line, please provide command & error-message-output. Did you usesudoto elevate permissions? If done via gui, what tool did you use to perform mount, what type of file system is on the drive? We only know what you tell us...
– guiverc
3 mins ago
I just click on the partition in PCManFM. When I create a new folder, I get an error. I want read/write functionality in this fashion to work on boot.
– primuspaul
55 secs ago
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Main system is on sdb (ssd). Got an HDD on sda1 (that's the partition I want to use), but getting permission denied when doing anything on it. Want it to be mounted and ready for use each time I boot the computer like it's regular space for downloading stuff.
Lubuntu 18.04.2
hard-drive
asked 13 mins ago
primuspaulprimuspaul
62
Main system is on sdb (ssd). Got an HDD on sda1 (that's the partition I want to use), but getting permission denied when doing anything on it. Want it to be mounted and ready for use each time I boot the computer like it's regular space for downloading stuff.
Lubuntu 18.04.2
hard-drive
hard-drive
asked 13 mins ago
primuspaulprimuspaul
62
asked 13 mins ago
primuspaulprimuspaul
62
asked 13 mins ago
primuspaulprimuspaul
62
asked 13 mins ago
primuspaulprimuspaul
62
asked 13 mins ago
primuspaulprimuspaul
62
62
Providing more details may help us to help you. How are you trying to mount it when you get the permission-denied error? If you're doing it from a command line, please provide command & error-message-output. Did you usesudoto elevate permissions? If done via gui, what tool did you use to perform mount, what type of file system is on the drive? We only know what you tell us...
– guiverc
3 mins ago
I just click on the partition in PCManFM. When I create a new folder, I get an error. I want read/write functionality in this fashion to work on boot.
– primuspaul
55 secs ago
add a comment |
Providing more details may help us to help you. How are you trying to mount it when you get the permission-denied error? If you're doing it from a command line, please provide command & error-message-output. Did you usesudoto elevate permissions? If done via gui, what tool did you use to perform mount, what type of file system is on the drive? We only know what you tell us...
– guiverc
3 mins ago
I just click on the partition in PCManFM. When I create a new folder, I get an error. I want read/write functionality in this fashion to work on boot.
– primuspaul
55 secs ago
Providing more details may help us to help you. How are you trying to mount it when you get the permission-denied error? If you're doing it from a command line, please provide command & error-message-output. Did you use
sudo to elevate permissions? If done via gui, what tool did you use to perform mount, what type of file system is on the drive? We only know what you tell us...– guiverc
3 mins ago
Providing more details may help us to help you. How are you trying to mount it when you get the permission-denied error? If you're doing it from a command line, please provide command & error-message-output. Did you use
sudo to elevate permissions? If done via gui, what tool did you use to perform mount, what type of file system is on the drive? We only know what you tell us...– guiverc
3 mins ago
I just click on the partition in PCManFM. When I create a new folder, I get an error. I want read/write functionality in this fashion to work on boot.
– primuspaul
55 secs ago
I just click on the partition in PCManFM. When I create a new folder, I get an error. I want read/write functionality in this fashion to work on boot.
– primuspaul
55 secs ago
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First you need to unmount it (Remember to use sudo)-
sudo umount /dev/sda1
Then you need to properly mount it but before that double-check
lsblk
Make sure this is the partition you want to mount
Create a directory in /mnt/ with your favorite name say 'sda1'
sudo mkdir /mnt/sda1
Now mount the partition to the directory
mount /dev/sda1/ /mnt/sda1
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First you need to unmount it (Remember to use sudo)-
sudo umount /dev/sda1
Then you need to properly mount it but before that double-check
lsblk
Make sure this is the partition you want to mount
Create a directory in /mnt/ with your favorite name say 'sda1'
sudo mkdir /mnt/sda1
Now mount the partition to the directory
mount /dev/sda1/ /mnt/sda1
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First you need to unmount it (Remember to use sudo)-
sudo umount /dev/sda1
Then you need to properly mount it but before that double-check
lsblk
Make sure this is the partition you want to mount
Create a directory in /mnt/ with your favorite name say 'sda1'
sudo mkdir /mnt/sda1
Now mount the partition to the directory
mount /dev/sda1/ /mnt/sda1
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First you need to unmount it (Remember to use sudo)-
sudo umount /dev/sda1
Then you need to properly mount it but before that double-check
lsblk
Make sure this is the partition you want to mount
Create a directory in /mnt/ with your favorite name say 'sda1'
sudo mkdir /mnt/sda1
Now mount the partition to the directory
mount /dev/sda1/ /mnt/sda1
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First you need to unmount it (Remember to use sudo)-
sudo umount /dev/sda1
Then you need to properly mount it but before that double-check
lsblk
Make sure this is the partition you want to mount
Create a directory in /mnt/ with your favorite name say 'sda1'
sudo mkdir /mnt/sda1
Now mount the partition to the directory
mount /dev/sda1/ /mnt/sda1
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Providing more details may help us to help you. How are you trying to mount it when you get the permission-denied error? If you're doing it from a command line, please provide command & error-message-output. Did you use
sudoto elevate permissions? If done via gui, what tool did you use to perform mount, what type of file system is on the drive? We only know what you tell us...– guiverc
3 mins ago
I just click on the partition in PCManFM. When I create a new folder, I get an error. I want read/write functionality in this fashion to work on boot.
– primuspaul
55 secs ago