Theo Brinkman wrote:
> Sergio Korlowsky wrote:
> ...
> > and yes... Linux can read write fat32.
>
> What do you need to do to let NON-root users write to a FAT32 partition?
>
> - Theo
It is not wise to allow users to write to any partition on your system
but if you want to write to a vfat as user, in your own system
just use File Manager (Super User Mode) and you can do it.
Second choice... log into a terminal 'su' and actually 'mv' (move) the
files
to any directory or partition you want.
Is this what you were asking? maybe I mis_undestood?
Sergio Korlowsky
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