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I have ownership access to files, but still paste option is disabled. I tried to change it with sudo, and got another error: no such file or directory
chmod throws Read-only file system error.
Also , I have mounted this drive as root, again no such file or directory was error was there.
mount copy
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I have ownership access to files, but still paste option is disabled. I tried to change it with sudo, and got another error: no such file or directory
chmod throws Read-only file system error.
Also , I have mounted this drive as root, again no such file or directory was error was there.
mount copy
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What is the output ofmount | grep /mediaandls -l <device name>/WinRadius.rar?
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Possibly related: askubuntu.com/questions/809237/…
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I have ownership access to files, but still paste option is disabled. I tried to change it with sudo, and got another error: no such file or directory
chmod throws Read-only file system error.
Also , I have mounted this drive as root, again no such file or directory was error was there.
mount copy
edited 15 hours ago
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I have ownership access to files, but still paste option is disabled. I tried to change it with sudo, and got another error: no such file or directory
chmod throws Read-only file system error.
Also , I have mounted this drive as root, again no such file or directory was error was there.
mount copy
mount copy
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What is the output ofmount | grep /mediaandls -l <device name>/WinRadius.rar?
– Kulfy
15 hours ago
Possibly related: askubuntu.com/questions/809237/…
– Terrance
15 hours ago
add a comment |
What is the output ofmount | grep /mediaandls -l <device name>/WinRadius.rar?
– Kulfy
15 hours ago
Possibly related: askubuntu.com/questions/809237/…
– Terrance
15 hours ago
What is the output of
mount | grep /media and ls -l <device name>/WinRadius.rar?– Kulfy
15 hours ago
What is the output of
mount | grep /media and ls -l <device name>/WinRadius.rar?– Kulfy
15 hours ago
Possibly related: askubuntu.com/questions/809237/…
– Terrance
15 hours ago
Possibly related: askubuntu.com/questions/809237/…
– Terrance
15 hours ago
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When you remount the filesystem you have to make sure that you mount it as Read-Write.
sudo mount -o rw [Partition] [Target directory]
for example:
sudo mount -o rw /dev/sdb2 /mnt/data
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Possibly related: askubuntu.com/questions/809237/…
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