correct way to fstab an ext4 partition for read and write for all?

2012年12月26日 — frequently, when trying options in /etc/fstab , I had an error occurred while mounting /media/data at boot time. I tried mostly to edit my / ...

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 — You don't add ownership or permissions parameters in fstab for ext4 partitions. That is done with NTFS partitions. The permissions you set ...

2022年4月17日 — A new partition will always mount with root as owner. Once mounted you can do a chown on the mount point. The device and mount point will then ...

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- ...

2023年12月9日 — Learn more about the fstab file and how we can use it to allow users to read and write to a partition.

2023年7月18日 — To mount an Ext4 partition with write permission, you need to identify the partition using its UUID, modify the /etc/fstab file to include the ...

2021年10月16日 — After I formatted and configured it, I can mount it (and it even auto mounts with fstab), but always as read-only. I've read countless guides ...

2020年5月7日 — On an ext4 file system the permissions are stored on the file system, chown the directory you want to be able to manipulate to your user.