I would start running it on the terminal until you know it is running properly.
Right now, you don't know if it is failing, or a task is directed to the background without you knowing it.
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I would start running it on the terminal until you know it is running properly.
Right now, you don't know if it is failing, or a task is directed to the background without you knowing it.
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Try this:
sudo chown -R zach:zach /media/zach/BDA5-8156
Regards.
There you go, every file has execute permission (x). You should be able to execute any file on the disk.
Unfortunately no. But if you are willing to reformat, try a truly Linux filesystem: ext4....
I believe this is the one:
/dev/sda2 on /media/zach/BDA5-8156 type vfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,uid=1000,gid=1000,shortname=mixed,dmask=0077,utf8=1,showexec,flush,uhelper=udisks2)
The option dmask looks...
Let's see what are the mounting options that are being used by default. When you have access to the content of your disk, open a terminal and run:
mount -l
Please post back your results.
Regards.
Hi Eyeball114.
NTFS doesn't support Linux permissions. The way you deal with them is in the mount options.
Either the option 'default_permissions' or dmask=022 should work.
How are you...