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Oh my,eureka! I did not click the advanced button. advanced applied to me? *sheepishgrin*. Now i have a range of editing options that I was'nt aware of. Great.
You can mount and read/write from/to the pendrive this way. Do you want to find a way to do it also without using sudo (superuser privileges)? Not really sudodus, as i am learning to use the terminal. If there is another way that you know of I would be interested in trying. I still have the pen-drive problem. It is only showing up on the terminal, and the media file is empty.
Last edited by ortermagic; September 10th, 2013 at 10:28 AM. Reason: forgot to add quote
Yes, the /media directory is empty, because the pendrive is mounted to another directory, /mnt. Look at the /mnt directory with the file browser (instead of the /media directory). You can run the file browser as superuser, but it is not recommended, because it is too easy to destroy a lot. Instead, when you feel more experienced, you can - create a directory and change its permissions (for mounting the pendrive) - create a label on the pendrive (for easy identification) - and try until you can mount the pendrive with the file browser (instead of using sudo mount ...)
Dear sudodus thank you for your efforts to help me, I am posting to confess that I made a stupid error. Yes, the /media directory is empty, because the pendrive is mounted to another directory, /mnt. Look at the /mnt directory with the file browser (instead of the /media directory). When I was looking into the file system for the file I was mistakenly looking in the media directory of my 12.10 install. I realise now that when I open up 13.10 there are two sets of directories one with 240 apx gb, and another called computer, I was looking in the 240gb partition when I should have been looking in the one labeled computer. Hopefully I will be able to resolve the issue over the next few days using your advice with clearer eyesight.
Last edited by ortermagic; September 12th, 2013 at 02:10 PM. Reason: I wanted to mark the question as solved but was unable to find the clicky
Good luck And when you are happy with a solution, please mark the thread as SOLVED according to this link https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UnansweredPo.../SolvedThreads
Thank you, I found the clicky now.
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