Probably a stupid question.
So I get a new hard drive, which hasn't been partitioned. So I partition it with GParted. Now it's owned by root and I can't do anything with it, nor figure out how to change its permissions.
Probably a stupid question.
So I get a new hard drive, which hasn't been partitioned. So I partition it with GParted. Now it's owned by root and I can't do anything with it, nor figure out how to change its permissions.
Which filesystem did you choose? (ext4, ntfs, fat32, etc)
ext4
You just need to change the permission of its mount point.
Plugin your drive; its mount point will be inside your /media folder, let's say disk.
Give this
in a terminal.Code:sudo chown -R yourusername: /media/disk
Thank you, sir.
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