So I shrunk my partition so I could dedicate it to VMs 'n stuff. However I get Failed to mount "VirtualMachines". Authentication is required.Didn't expect so many bugs in one night! Sorry guys! D:
I recently mounted an RCA media player by using the second partition on the device rather than the first...
for me this partition is /dev/sdb1 NOT /dev/sdb
so, basically...
Code:
sudo mkdir /media/mp3player
then
Code:
sudo mount -t /dev/sdb1 /media/mp3player
quite a simple solution, really
Code:
RW-00022: Error: - Unable to create file with proper privileges:
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Hey everyone, I don't think this is too difficult of an issue to fix, but for some reason after I installed Quantal, my Windows partition is mounting inside of the /media/myname/ folder rather than the /media/ folder. This is causing a lot of problems within my music library because a lot of my songs are stored on my windows partition.
HI all !I would like to create a live - Persistent usb with the last iso image of Waldorf #() which can be also used to install #! on a computer.I have a 4 Go usb key. There is 2 partition in it. The first, "Live #!" is a Live / Persistent partition. (1.7XX Go)The second, "Cache" is a partition where i stock some binaries and sources. Formated in FAT32.
Hi,
I have a 1TB HDD that I use as my main drive in Ubuntu.
I partitioned 250GB of it and left the other 750GB Dormant until I required it, the time has come to partition it and use it to convert all of my kids cartoons from DVD to MP4 for our media player.
I created the partition as ext4 and all was good, i even copied data to it.
I am running Linux (Lubutu 12.10) on an older machine with a 20GB hard drive. I have a 1 TB external hard drive with an NTFS partition on it. On that partition, there is www directory that holds my web content.
I have 3 computers:
"win" running WinXP
"old" running OpenSuSE 7.2 (ancient)
"new" running OpenSuSE 11.2
I have a shared directory on "win", which I
can mount fine on /win
From "old"
touch /win/rrr - as root: works
touch /win/uuu - as my normal login works
Ok, root partition filled up due to giant logs (1.3, 1.4 GB!), so I booted using Live CD, logged in to root, and fixed that. I assumed that this would be just like moving /home to a separate partition. So, I moved /var to a new partition to prevent this from recurring.
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