Hi, I tried f.e. /dev/sdd1 /run/media/user/USERNAME/ ntfs defaults 0 2
But after reboot drive mounts but is not writable by me, only root. If I do not mount the drive at boot the drive is r]=writable by me.
I switched off Hibernate and fast startup in windows 10.
How can I boot the drive at startup and keep it writable for me. I search a lot but can find the answer anywhere.
I even found a much simpler solution. Just go to ACCESSORIES >> DISKS and open.
Choose the desired disk, click 'Additional partiton settings´ icon and select ´Edit Mount options' and slide USER SESSIONS DEFAULT off and click autostart at mount.
You need to set permissions using umask.
You can also set the owner and group using uid and gid mount options.
Check out this Q/A and see if you can make it work.
Wauw, this is very difficult. I finally solved it with this:
UUID=38C43F84417xxxxx /run/media/xxxx/XXXX/ ntfs auto,users,uid=1000,gid=1000,d$
Also works:
/dev/sdd1 /run/media/xxxx/XXXX/ ntfs auto,users,uid=1000,gid=1000,d$
Thanks everybody for their help and suggestions.
Should read ntfs-3g instead of ntfs . And use UUID instead of device name sdd1 .
Asked: 2018-10-16 07:14:05 -0600
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Last updated: Oct 23 '18
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double check that fast startup is actually disabled. You are describing exactly what happens with fast startup still active.