I know there are command line ways to check this - but why can't I do it the GUI way?
What I have done is this:
Create new partition for data (hdg4).
Open System Settings -> Advanced -> Disk and file system.
Log in as administrator, highlight hdg4, New.
Mount as /data in my ~/home/nils1 directory, check the write permission box and mount at start box.
But when I try writing to or moving files here - Access denied; I have to start any program with root permission.
Is it possible to fix this in any GUI way?
What I have done is this:
Create new partition for data (hdg4).
Open System Settings -> Advanced -> Disk and file system.
Log in as administrator, highlight hdg4, New.
Mount as /data in my ~/home/nils1 directory, check the write permission box and mount at start box.
But when I try writing to or moving files here - Access denied; I have to start any program with root permission.
Is it possible to fix this in any GUI way?
Comment