mount EXT4 second drive with user permissions [SOLVED]

2024年1月31日 — The mount command that has the defaults option enables features, such as write cache, read-write permissions control, and file system ...

File Permissions. 21.9. NFS and ... If you want to enable persistent mounting of the file system, remember to update the /etc/fstab file accordingly.

2016年2月12日 — Permissions on the mount point as below. The users you want to have rw access need to be in the users group or whatever group you set. drwxrwxr- ...

2024年5月24日 — Modifying user permissions and ownership. If you want to allow any user to mount the drive, consider adding these mount options to add onto your ...

2015年2月19日 — The right thing to do is create the file system, mount it, and then change permissions and ownership on it. It doesn't matter what you do in / ...

2012年12月15日 — I want to either: mount the ext4 drive already with specified user permission, or; change the ownership of the mount point at each startup after ...

2010年8月11日 — The rw option makes the filesystem not readonly. You will have to use permissions to make the parent directory writeable. chmod 777 /media/foo.

2023年10月6日 — The permissions you set on a mount point before the mount are always overwritten by the permissions of the filesystem itself in ext4 when it is ...

2022年4月17日 — I want /home/username/001HDD with user permissions as I am in my home directory, /home/username. My trying in /etc/fstab is. Code: # /dev ...

2012年12月26日 — 2 Answers 2 · Solution in /mnt/ . Edit /etc/fstab (for example $ sudo nano /etc/fstab ) and add the line: UUID=your_uuid_value /mnt/data ext4 ...