Frank Bitterlich schrieb dereinst (am 22.08.2002 21:39 Uhr) via
bitterlich at gsco dot de:
>> This *might* be a permissions-issue - that's the only thing that comes to my
>> mind. I'd try to give everybody at least "read"-permission for the disk you
>> want to mount or even better, make sure that the "ignore permissions on this
>> volume"-flag is set.
>
> How can I do that when the disk isn't mounted? I can only mount it on OS
> 9, and from there I can't change any permissions.
Good question!
(Stupid me, I'm constantly moving my iPod from home to work and took it for
granted that your disk does mount on at least *one* machine running X)
Do you see the volume in Terminal? (cd /Volumes/) If so, you can use chmod
or chown.
However, now I suspect that it's a driver-issue.
Is it possible that your disk has a non-apple-driver like HardDiskToolKit or
Silverlining(?) or the like?
If all else fails, "Festplatten-Dienstprogramm" (Seriously, that's how "Disk
Utility" is called in German Mac OS X) is your friend...
Good luck,
Knut
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