I cant add any music to my 2 GB Phillips GoGear Mp3 Player, It says the following.
Error opening file '/media/Philips/Alex Band - Tonight.mp3': Read-only file system
help?
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I cant add any music to my 2 GB Phillips GoGear Mp3 Player, It says the following.
Error opening file '/media/Philips/Alex Band - Tonight.mp3': Read-only file system
help?
Way Too Much Ubuntu
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/2252
This might be a start, but I will continue to look.
Your hard drive on the mp3 player might actually not be formatted correctly.
Last edited by Yuki_Nagato; July 9th, 2008 at 02:31 AM.
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I didnt really understand it, not explained very well.
Way Too Much Ubuntu
Alright.
First we have to mount the device. It seems that you have done that already.
Can you try:
?Code:sudo chmod 666 media/Philips
We are trying to give everyone the ability to read and write to the mounted drive.
Last edited by Yuki_Nagato; July 9th, 2008 at 04:55 AM.
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A shout-out to the Linux Mint team for their excellent port of Ubuntu.
Use any OS worry-free with Derek's Virtual Box.
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The USB is mounted and I typed that and it returned saying this.
chmod: cannot access `media/Philips': No such file or directory
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No help guys? V_V
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Does it really have the folder created, and referenced in fstab?Originally Posted by adamant715
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I dont see the folder and idk about the other one.
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post the output of 'mount' and your /etc/fstab file.
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