Saturday, October 28, 2017

partitioning - Ubuntu Disk Partition


Well, i recently installed Ubuntu 14.04 in a HDD of 640 GB capacity. After the installation, I decided that i should partition my HDD so to have on the one partition the os and some other files (320 gb) and save to the other partition my video-edit works (320 gb). And I did so using the Ubuntu 14.04 live cd and gparted. I formatted the new disk part "with" ext4. But then something wird happened: While i am using ubuntu without any problem, i cannot edit the second partition, which means that i can't save or create something there! Ubuntu says that I am not the owner!! Why?? I need to solve this immediately!


EDIT: Both of these two solutions below worked for me! However, faster way proved to be the one I have chosen!



Type


 mount

in terminal and find the partition which you want to change ownership


my output looks like enter image description here


if I want to change ownership of partition /dev/sd8 which is a ext4 partition and mounted on /media/bibi/films


you can also check ownership of mounted partitions with command


 ll /media/bibi

as you can see my films folder is owned by root


enter image description here


To change the ownership I have to run


sudo chown -R bibi:bibi /media/bibi/film

enter image description here


you have to substitute bibi with your user name


It is explained here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1137537


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