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How to mount a USB stick as a non-root user with write permission

9 years ago
Alistair Ross
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So you want to use a USB stick or a USB hard drive, and you don’t want to mount it as root every time? Why would you want to do…

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How to automatically make your Windows drives become available to Linux on startup.

12 years ago
Alistair Ross
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Here’s a handy utility that will save you any technical nastiness. It’ll make your Windows drives (partitions) show up in the Ubuntu file manager so you don’t have to mount…

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