Can't write to partion after creating it with GParted
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I have a 1000 gig Windows SATA HD
I don't want to Delete the Windows installation in case I sell this HardDrive with he pC it came with.
Using Gparted, on by Ubuntu 17.10 PC running from a SSD drive, I Shrinked the 1000 SATA hard drive so the Windows in left untouched
Created a 400 Gig partion EXT4
And I can't create Folder within this partition but can see it from the FileManager
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partitioning gparted
asked Mar 23 at 14:24
Jean-Francois Bourdeau
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I have a 1000 gig Windows SATA HD
I don't want to Delete the Windows installation in case I sell this HardDrive with he pC it came with.
Using Gparted, on by Ubuntu 17.10 PC running from a SSD drive, I Shrinked the 1000 SATA hard drive so the Windows in left untouched
Created a 400 Gig partion EXT4
And I can't create Folder within this partition but can see it from the FileManager
enter image description here
partitioning gparted
asked Mar 23 at 14:24
Jean-Francois Bourdeau
387
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Possible duplicate of How can I change permissions on external drives?
– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 14:26
Tks will look at the link you provided
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:31
Is there a way to do it with a GUI tool ? I tried most of the commands at the link you proved and can't still create a folder within that partition,....
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:44
Usually I do this from terminal bysudo chown $USER:$USER -R /media/$USER/mountpoint. I do not know GUI solutions.
– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 14:52
From file manager I see /media/jedi/BackUP
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:56
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up vote
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I have a 1000 gig Windows SATA HD
I don't want to Delete the Windows installation in case I sell this HardDrive with he pC it came with.
Using Gparted, on by Ubuntu 17.10 PC running from a SSD drive, I Shrinked the 1000 SATA hard drive so the Windows in left untouched
Created a 400 Gig partion EXT4
And I can't create Folder within this partition but can see it from the FileManager
enter image description here
partitioning gparted
asked Mar 23 at 14:24
Jean-Francois Bourdeau
387
I have a 1000 gig Windows SATA HD
I don't want to Delete the Windows installation in case I sell this HardDrive with he pC it came with.
Using Gparted, on by Ubuntu 17.10 PC running from a SSD drive, I Shrinked the 1000 SATA hard drive so the Windows in left untouched
Created a 400 Gig partion EXT4
And I can't create Folder within this partition but can see it from the FileManager
enter image description here
partitioning gparted
partitioning gparted
asked Mar 23 at 14:24
Jean-Francois Bourdeau
387
asked Mar 23 at 14:24
Jean-Francois Bourdeau
387
asked Mar 23 at 14:24
Jean-Francois Bourdeau
387
asked Mar 23 at 14:24
Jean-Francois Bourdeau
387
asked Mar 23 at 14:24
Jean-Francois Bourdeau
387
387
3
Possible duplicate of How can I change permissions on external drives?
– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 14:26
Tks will look at the link you provided
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:31
Is there a way to do it with a GUI tool ? I tried most of the commands at the link you proved and can't still create a folder within that partition,....
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:44
Usually I do this from terminal bysudo chown $USER:$USER -R /media/$USER/mountpoint. I do not know GUI solutions.
– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 14:52
From file manager I see /media/jedi/BackUP
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:56
 |Â
show 4 more comments
3
Possible duplicate of How can I change permissions on external drives?
– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 14:26
Tks will look at the link you provided
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:31
Is there a way to do it with a GUI tool ? I tried most of the commands at the link you proved and can't still create a folder within that partition,....
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:44
Usually I do this from terminal bysudo chown $USER:$USER -R /media/$USER/mountpoint. I do not know GUI solutions.
– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 14:52
From file manager I see /media/jedi/BackUP
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:56
3
3
Possible duplicate of How can I change permissions on external drives?
– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 14:26
Possible duplicate of How can I change permissions on external drives?
– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 14:26
Tks will look at the link you provided
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:31
Tks will look at the link you provided
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:31
Is there a way to do it with a GUI tool ? I tried most of the commands at the link you proved and can't still create a folder within that partition,....
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:44
Is there a way to do it with a GUI tool ? I tried most of the commands at the link you proved and can't still create a folder within that partition,....
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:44
Usually I do this from terminal by
sudo chown $USER:$USER -R /media/$USER/mountpoint. I do not know GUI solutions.– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 14:52
Usually I do this from terminal by
sudo chown $USER:$USER -R /media/$USER/mountpoint. I do not know GUI solutions.– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 14:52
From file manager I see /media/jedi/BackUP
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:56
From file manager I see /media/jedi/BackUP
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:56
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As I can understand, your mount point is named BackUP.
So you should take ownership of the filesystem with:
sudo chown $USER:$USER -R /media/$USER/BackUP
answered Mar 23 at 15:16
N0rbert
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I don,t know how to ACCEPT answer in the FORUM and Mark my questions as Solved.. DO I edit the subject ( Question ) and put SOLVED in front as we do in some forum ?
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 15:27
You do not need to add "solved". See this help topic.
– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 15:28
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1 Answer
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up vote
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accepted
As I can understand, your mount point is named BackUP.
So you should take ownership of the filesystem with:
sudo chown $USER:$USER -R /media/$USER/BackUP
answered Mar 23 at 15:16
N0rbert
16k33275
I don,t know how to ACCEPT answer in the FORUM and Mark my questions as Solved.. DO I edit the subject ( Question ) and put SOLVED in front as we do in some forum ?
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 15:27
You do not need to add "solved". See this help topic.
– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 15:28
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
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As I can understand, your mount point is named BackUP.
So you should take ownership of the filesystem with:
sudo chown $USER:$USER -R /media/$USER/BackUP
answered Mar 23 at 15:16
N0rbert
16k33275
I don,t know how to ACCEPT answer in the FORUM and Mark my questions as Solved.. DO I edit the subject ( Question ) and put SOLVED in front as we do in some forum ?
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 15:27
You do not need to add "solved". See this help topic.
– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 15:28
add a comment |Â
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
up vote
0
down vote
accepted
As I can understand, your mount point is named BackUP.
So you should take ownership of the filesystem with:
sudo chown $USER:$USER -R /media/$USER/BackUP
answered Mar 23 at 15:16
N0rbert
16k33275
As I can understand, your mount point is named BackUP.
So you should take ownership of the filesystem with:
sudo chown $USER:$USER -R /media/$USER/BackUP
answered Mar 23 at 15:16
N0rbert
16k33275
answered Mar 23 at 15:16
N0rbert
16k33275
answered Mar 23 at 15:16
N0rbert
16k33275
answered Mar 23 at 15:16
N0rbert
16k33275
16k33275
I don,t know how to ACCEPT answer in the FORUM and Mark my questions as Solved.. DO I edit the subject ( Question ) and put SOLVED in front as we do in some forum ?
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 15:27
You do not need to add "solved". See this help topic.
– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 15:28
add a comment |Â
I don,t know how to ACCEPT answer in the FORUM and Mark my questions as Solved.. DO I edit the subject ( Question ) and put SOLVED in front as we do in some forum ?
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 15:27
You do not need to add "solved". See this help topic.
– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 15:28
I don,t know how to ACCEPT answer in the FORUM and Mark my questions as Solved.. DO I edit the subject ( Question ) and put SOLVED in front as we do in some forum ?
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 15:27
I don,t know how to ACCEPT answer in the FORUM and Mark my questions as Solved.. DO I edit the subject ( Question ) and put SOLVED in front as we do in some forum ?
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 15:27
You do not need to add "solved". See this help topic.
– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 15:28
You do not need to add "solved". See this help topic.
– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 15:28
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Possible duplicate of How can I change permissions on external drives?
– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 14:26
Tks will look at the link you provided
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:31
Is there a way to do it with a GUI tool ? I tried most of the commands at the link you proved and can't still create a folder within that partition,....
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:44
Usually I do this from terminal by
sudo chown $USER:$USER -R /media/$USER/mountpoint. I do not know GUI solutions.– N0rbert
Mar 23 at 14:52
From file manager I see /media/jedi/BackUP
– Jean-Francois Bourdeau
Mar 23 at 14:56