There are some things which are puzzling me at the moment.
Originally Posted by
germanix
The file seems to be automaticaly mounted on startup. I did not change anything in the fstab
I think you mean partition. It won't be automatically mounted at startup unless you add a line to /etc/fstab, at least in Ubuntu. In Ubuntu, you would need to mount it by clicking on it in the file manager - or using the Disks utility, but the mount details below don't look like the product of Disks. Are you by chance using Kubuntu, or one of the other Ubuntu derivatives? I seem to remember there is another way of mounting partitions in Kubuntu, but I can't remember the details, as I don't use Kubuntu.
Your mount point is this:
Originally Posted by
germanix
/dev/sda1 on /media/jacques/9e97e491-92a2-452b-b1aa-17a8200d4544 type ext4 (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=udisks2)
/media/jacques/9e97e491-92a2-452b-b1aa-17a8200d4544. Except that you've allocated the sda1 partition the label "Data":
Originally Posted by
germanix
/dev/sda1: LABEL="Data" UUID="9e97e491-92a2-452b-b1aa-17a8200d4544" TYPE="ext4"
In Ubuntu, if you were to mount a partition which has a partition label "Data" with the file manager, the mountpoint will be /media/jacques/Data, not the mountpoint you are seeing which is using the UUID instead of the partition label. Which is why I wonder if you are using Kubuntu.
Assuming the mountpoint is still /media/jacques/9e97e491-92a2-452b-b1aa-17a8200d4544, run this terminal command:
Code:
sudo chown jacques:jacques /media/jacques/9e97e491-92a2-452b-b1aa-17a8200d4544
If sda1 is still mounted to /media/jacques/9e97e491-92a2-452b-b1aa-17a8200d4544, then it will be owned by you and you will be able to use it.
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