I could use that answer too. Same thing happened to me last night - trying to access my cdrom as a user, it told me I didn't have access rights. As root, I would simply get an input/output error message. I could mount and unmount cdrom but not access it (It was a supermount drive). I ended up editing fstab, changing the cdrom line from supermount to user mountable like the old kde-1.1.2 way. Later, damn thing, I changed it again to be supermount and it works again. Now I get to wait until the next time it randomly decides I have no access rights to it. I selected security level 3 during install so I would rather doubt it is some security lock-down thing... Is supermount broken in some way? I have had similar problems with a supermount zip drive. Don't know about the floppy since I rarely use it anyway. On Tuesday 12 December 2000 07:28 am, you wrote: > I hope someone has had this happen, or know how to undo it. > After a long time from a clean install (retail) all the sudden the devices > in my /mnt (ie. cdrom, cdrom2,disk,floppy) had little locks on the mnt > directories > and I can't get in them...says I don't have access rights, and it won't let > me change the permission either. I am root also. -- Against stupidity, the gods themselves contend in vain --- praedor
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