Hi, I just installed Kubuntu last night. I have some problem mounting other partitions other than the one that I installed kubuntu into. all the other partition are denied access, doesn't matter what file system it is, wether it's NTFS or ext3. I can only mount USB thumb drive. How can i rectify this?
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Re: Problem mounting drives
Please, press Alt+F2 and type the command
and copy & paste its contents here.Code:kate /etc/fstab
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try this:
Code:sudo aptitude remove --purge evms
it solved the issue for me: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=580132
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there isn nothing in fstab. apparently my problem is that my account does not have admin privilages and only root can mount these drives. Which is strange as with Ubuntu and Xbuntu version of Gutsy i have no problem mounting themOriginally posted by integr8ePlease, press Alt+F2 and type the command
and copy & paste its contents here.Code:kate /etc/fstab
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Ok, sorry about that :P Use the command:
Type your password when prompted and you'll be root; that should fix your problem.Code:kdesu kate /etc/fstab
Likewise, whenever you need to use root privileges, use the keyword "sudo" (such as "sudo apt-get update" and "sudo apt-get upgrade" in Konsole) for command line code, and "kdesu" (or "kdesudo" in Gutsy) for GUI (Graphical User Interface) apps.Asus G1S-X3:
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That, I am almost certainly sure, is an impossibility! In fact, it is impossible. If you are booting, then there is an /etc/fstab and it has settings in it. Are you absolutely sure you typed in the indicated command correctly? An easier way is to open a konsole shell and type:there isn nothing in fstab.
Then copy and paste the output into a reply here.Code:cat /etc/fstab
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integr8e -
Either way - kate /etc/fstab or kdesu kate /etc/fstab - would work. If linkinstreet got nothing, then the command was typed incorrectly.
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Thanks for the tip, I thought the first command would work (I didn't want him to accidentally change anything as root :P), and I wasn't thinking about "cat /etc/fstab"; it's good to know you've got my back.Originally posted by Snowhogintegr8e -
Either way - kate /etc/fstab or kdesu kate /etc/fstab - would work. If linkinstreet got nothing, then the command was typed incorrectly.
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cat, pg, more from a konsole are nice commands for use on printable files in a konsole. It's fast (non-GUI) and because you are only 'printing' the contents, there is no risk to the file it self (as might exist if one was to actually 'open' the file in an editor).
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Okay, let's not forget tail and head either.
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It feels like Christmas!!!
linkinstreet, just jump in whenever you feel like it (I almost forgot the purpose of this thread :P)
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Ah yes, the thread privateers have hi-jacked a thread once again, back to the original problem...Originally posted by integr8elinkinstreet, just jump in whenever you feel like it (I almost forgot the purpose of this thread :P)
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