How do I write files to a USB without being root?
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I have a 4GB USB stick which I partitioned using and formatted using . It's currently set to ID with System when I run on my Debian Squeeze. I use to mount the external USB drives. So doing a mounts it to because I have the ff. line in : After issuing the command, the USB is mounted to -- doing an …
Error Output
/dev/sdb1 /media/usb0 auto rw,user,noauto 0 0
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You formatted the sdb1 partition using an file system (either ext2, ext3, or ext4; I cannot recall the default). This is the default file system on Linux systems, and uses Unix file permissions to determine who can modify files or directories. Fresh…
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