Disk partition after installation.

[nemesis]

I installed kubuntu with automatic partition was because I wanted to know how to partition the disk, now I'm trying to create a partition that can save my files. I tested this on a virtual machine to not affect the host system with GParted live CD, where I partition the disk, but I can not write to this partition, I would try the suggestions for implementation in the host system.
Thanks in advance.

[james147]

I take it you have successfully created a partition, formatted the drive (with extX?) and mounted the drive?

It would help if you gave more information such as what filesystem you are using, a directory listing of the drive

ls -la /path/to/mount

and the output of

mount

(this assumes you have formatted and mounted it correctly) and anything else you think might be helpful.

[nemesis]

Well the disk partition is:



and if it mounted and I can login to it and see the lost + found folder
but right click to create folders will not let me.
Thanks for answering.

[james147]

How are you mounting the partition? and what are the permissions of the mount point of the partition?

My guess is you don't have the correct permissions to write to it.

[nemesis]

and as I give permission, I could help

[nemesis]

I could solve my partition allocated to the user and workgroup:
sudo chown-R your username: your group / point / of / mount
Thanks for taking an interest in my problem