Are you logging in as root on the other machines, Dave? I found my
machine at one point refused to allow me to access an SD card until as
root I gave my ordinary account the necessary permissions. I think it
must be something to do with the way the Xandros system is set up,
because I didn't have it when I switched to Ubuntu.The Xandros system
behaved differently depending on whether I had it set to toddler mode
(no password needed, it just logs you straight in) or a more secure
password protected setup.
:Denise
Dave wrote:
On my own Asus, I can plug in an SSD card or USB stick and it is
immediately recognised and accessible. However, I have encountered two
other identical machines which, whenever an SSD card or USB stick is
plugged in, refuse to open them, returning an error message saying.
"You do not have enough permissions to read /home/user/Disk".
Neither machine has been modified or had its settings changed since
purchase, so I can't figure out why they are behaving differently to
my own machine.
Can anyone cast any light on the mystery, or give me an idea how it
can be fixed?
Dave
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