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| Hi, I have three FAT32 partitions setup, and two of them I can write to all the time without any problems, while the other I get the error: cp: cannot create regular file `/shared/11_28_2003.jpg': Read-only file system My /etc/fstab file writes: /dev/hda4 /shared vfat defaults,umask=0000 1 0 /dev/hdb1 /music vfat defaults,umask=0000 1 0 /dev/hdb2 /work vfat defaults,umask=0000 1 0 I can write to /music and /work with no problems, but I have trouble writing to /shared. Any ideas why this is? Thanks. |
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| Garvin <cung@nospam.uiuc.edu.removethis> wrote: >Hi, > >I have three FAT32 partitions setup, and two of them I can write to >all the time without any problems, while the other I get the error: > >cp: cannot create regular file `/shared/11_28_2003.jpg': Read-only >file system > >My /etc/fstab file writes: > >/dev/hda4 /shared vfat defaults,umask=0000 1 0 >/dev/hdb1 /music vfat defaults,umask=0000 1 0 >/dev/hdb2 /work vfat defaults,umask=0000 1 0 > >I can write to /music and /work with no problems, but I have trouble >writing to /shared. Any ideas why this is? > >Thanks. Nevermind.... I figured out a solution. THanks. -- |
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