nagendra prasad wrote: > Hi All, > > I have found the solution for my problem. > > First unmount all the drives from the computer. > second launch the command line. then type "sudo -i" > > then you will be enter in the root access. > > then type " mount -rw /dev/sda5" > > there you go !!!! > > Now you will have the write access for that drive. > > Thanks for the support :) > > I prefer you check your */etc/fstab* file. For each mount rule, check whether there is anything such as "ro". If its there, maybe this is causing the problem.
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