thank for your help but i didn´t get it work. i don´t no why. I can´t get the manpage for the fstab
so i have to try some other things. --- In [email protected], Wayne Stallwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Thu, 2008-08-14 at 10:12 +0000, fox_grack wrote: > > > > > When i made a chmod -R 777 user1 on this directory as the root user > > ther is no change. > > > > I mount a SD-Card with the following option. > > > > mount /dev/mmc0 /mnt/0 -t vfat -o noatime,sync > > Hi there, you cannot apply permissions to a vat filesystem because this > filesystem lacks any such mechanism. > > Therefore the permissions on all files contained within the filesystem > should be inherited from the mount point. Unmount the CD card and set up > the permissions so that your new user can write to it and then remount > it. > > What you cannot do of course is have different directories/files with > different permissions as long as your SD card is formatted as fat > whatever you do can only apply to the whole mount. > > If that doesn't work then you will have to include mmc0 in fstab and > have a look at the uid, gid and umask options in man fstab (there is a > vfat specific section of the manpage for this) >
