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    Unhappy Help my mp3 player has problems!

    as the title suggests my mp3 player does not work on ubuntu. when i want to add songs to it it just tells me i have no permission. i have tried changing the permissions

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    Re: Help my mp3 player has problems!

    what model
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    Re: Help my mp3 player has problems!

    Check permissions and ownership with:
    Code:
    ls -l
    You can change the permissions of the entire tree with:
    Code:
    sudo chmod -R 755 /media/Dati/*
    A computer allows you to make more mistakes faster than any invention in human history - with the possible exceptions of handguns and tequila.

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    Angry Re: Help my mp3 player has problems!

    sorry for the delay my internet crashed for a week .Its an ipod shuffle and for every file inside the player it goes
    Code:
    chmod: changing permissions of `/media/disk/song.mp3': Read-only file system
    help!.please

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    Re: Help my mp3 player has problems!

    I had a similar issue with a built-in memory card reader. Everytime I would put the memory card in and try to delete, move, or add files, it would tell me I didn't have permission. I tried changing the persion of the /media/... mount point, but to no avail.

    Then I opend up Gparted (you can install it through synaptic, and there'll be a launcher in System-->Administration) and saw that the 'real' location of the device was actually /dev/... something. So I change the permission of that location and all seemed to work!

    It's worth a shot.
    Registered Ubuntu User #20847

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