Joo Helppoohan se oli kun heinän teko kun vaan ohjeet löyty, yhden rimpsun kirjotti ja kaikki tuska oli takana. Oikein naurattaa näin jälkeenpäin, olis vaan heti pitäny hakee ohjeita englanniks.
Tässä nämä vielä kerran.
Re: Hard Disk Permission
The hard drive will presumably show up on
Code:
sudo fdisk-l
as /dev/hdb or something similar. What you need to do is simply chown the partition when it is mounted in /media/hdb or whatever it is. You do this with
Code:
sudo chown -R user:group /media/hdb
though you may need to change the /media/hdb to whatever you have it mounted as. The user:group will normally both be your user name. This will make the disk read/write just by you, but it would be possible to change permissions by changing the /etc/fstab file entry for that disk if it is already in there and mounted automatically. Have a look at
http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html which may help you in this.
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