[SOLVED] Using my Drives

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Griffy
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Re: Using my Drives [SOLVED]

#11 Post by Griffy »

Thanks!
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#12 Post by Charlie Brown »

You're welcome.

Did you manage to do it?

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#13 Post by Griffy »

I haven't tried yet I was busy. I'm sure it will work. I have been using linux for a really long time but am self-taught so the holes in my knowledge are vast, you'll see that the more I post. I've been loving MX on my laptop after cycling through many distros on a ventoy usb I made, so I thought I would fire up my old pc so I could use the disks in it to backup my USB disk that I have a large amount of media on. My goals here were simple, but I have been digging in trying to do more with the command line and not be so GUI dependent. Thanks for all the help and enduring my knowledge holes. I appreciated the quick responses.

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#14 Post by Charlie Brown »

You're welcome. As you might already know: you can also do it manually editing the /etc/fstab .
You can ask here how to, if needed, or search the forum :)

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Re: Using my Drives [SOLVED]

#15 Post by Griffy »

Charlie Brown wrote: Tue Sep 19, 2023 4:30 pm When all (whichever you want to change) are mounted (there) you can use the *

... /media/ricky/*

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sudo chown -R 1000:1000 /media/ricky/*
or

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sudo chown -R ricky:ricky /media/ricky/*

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