Hello. Any of you, arch users, use another (NTFS) partition to store files that you can access from another OS? (I do it with windows)
- Three partitions in total: windows, arch and a NTFS partition with files.
I've just installed arch and mounted that partition to /mnt, and I noticed that I hadn't the privileges.
I've done "sudo chown -R myname /mnt/HDD" and I can explore the folders but I can't alter the files. Do you know how to solve this? How do you use a mutual partition to store files with a linux os and windows?
>>57247371
I've got the exact same issue, someone?
i don't really get it, i thought arch was a distro for "advanced users" but i always see beginners knowing nothing about linux using it.
can someone explaint that phenomenon to me ?
>>57247397
It's wierd because in ubuntu this was so easy, I didn't even have to mount the disk, it was just there on some "/" folder
>>57247418
Come on man.. I just want to learn, I'm willing to try and struggle
>>57247418
He probably used some sort of gui installer.
There is a reason we don't like them
>>57247371
You're probably mounted as read-only.
Use ntfs-3g to mount.
>>57247440
>I'm willing to try and struggle
how about you just google how to mount ntfs partitions on linux ? pretty sure somewhere within the first 3 results you'll find the answer
>>57247443
>There is a reason we don't like them
Because anyone can install your tryhard distro?
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Was that so hard? Don't pirate freedoms-respecting images, please.
>>57247443
I installed with the iso from the arch website.
Why is this community so snobbish?
>>57247449
Thank you so much! I'm looking into it
On the off chance that this isn't bait.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/NTFS-3G
>>57247496
Because go read the wiki like the rest of us did
>>57247510
Every day I do, it's really useful.
That's the reason I chose this OS to be honest. From the ones I've tried this has the best documentation online.
>>57247371mount -t ntfs3g /dev/sda2 /mnt/data -ouid=1000,gid=1000,rw