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October 24th, 2002, 04:18 PM
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Junior Member
ntfs partition ==> user rights
hey guys
its me again , the linux noob .
Got a problem , it might not be security related but its going into the right direction.
To get to the point :
i mounted my ntfs( winxp) partition with linux ...(mount -t ntfs /dev/hda1 mnt/winxp)
i can view the files in mnt/winxp when i am in a shell as root.
now , i want to view the files when i am in user mode ( pieter = user ) in the graphical interface ( not in shell )
when i try to acces the dir ( winxp ) i can view the files he sais = reason no permission ..
ok no problem so i tried to "chown" the rights of the dir ....
command : chown pieter bla bla bka
doesnt change anything...
does anybody knows what i am suppose to do ?
2 question : wine
i extracted these wine files in the home/pieter/documents/wine
now i am suppose to be able to execute exe files in a shell with the command
wine "file.exe"
doesnt work .... :-(
what did i do wrong , do i need other files , do i need to replace them ...
is it also possible to use wine with a graphical interface
thx in advance ,
greetz
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