[SOLVED] Extra 512GB NVMe won't mount as user (only root)

[ScottyK]

I upgraded the 512GB NVMe in my Dell laptop, and because my desktop motherboard has spots for three of these NVMe's, I figured why not and get some extra room.

Kubuntu is NOT mounted to this, its just there as an extra partition.

I mounted the partition like I do the others (/run/media/scott/$NAME) and the partition only mounts as root. I can't get the chmod to work to switch it to user.

I edited the fstab to mount the NVMe to mount like my other partitions.

All the other partitions have no problems mounting as user.

Is it something unique to NVMe's?

[claydoh]

Use chown to change ownership:

 sudo chown scott:scott /full/path/to/the/mount/point

There is nothing special in this regard for nvme drives.

And why are you using /run/ to mount things? Just use /media/scott/$NAME

[ScottyK]

I must have missed something in the command, that worked. Thanks!