I made a Live Kubuntu USB thumb drive, USB3, it works great.
I booted the PC with it, Try Kubuntu for a live session, OK.
In the live session, no problem using Konsole (sometimes as root) to mount the partitions on the HDD on the PC, and access those partitions and work with the various directories and files on my HDD, OK.
My questions concerns Dolphin.
Whether it is opened with kdesudo dolphin or opened as a user, it did not show me one of my partitions /dev/sda1 (FAT32)--it didn't show it at all, not mounted, not unmounted.
Is there a way to coax Dolphin to detect all your partitions? and then give you options for mounting those you wish to mount, possibly as root -- all done in GUI at Dolphin? in the live session?
(Btw, I can mount /dev/sda1 (which is owned by root) at Konsole, as root, and THEN I can open Dolphin as root (kdesudo dolphin), and then I can access the contents of /dev/sda1 (mounted at the directory I mounted it at in Konsole). My question is how to do all this work in Dolphin-GUI, not using Konsole.)
I booted the PC with it, Try Kubuntu for a live session, OK.
In the live session, no problem using Konsole (sometimes as root) to mount the partitions on the HDD on the PC, and access those partitions and work with the various directories and files on my HDD, OK.
My questions concerns Dolphin.
Whether it is opened with kdesudo dolphin or opened as a user, it did not show me one of my partitions /dev/sda1 (FAT32)--it didn't show it at all, not mounted, not unmounted.
Is there a way to coax Dolphin to detect all your partitions? and then give you options for mounting those you wish to mount, possibly as root -- all done in GUI at Dolphin? in the live session?
(Btw, I can mount /dev/sda1 (which is owned by root) at Konsole, as root, and THEN I can open Dolphin as root (kdesudo dolphin), and then I can access the contents of /dev/sda1 (mounted at the directory I mounted it at in Konsole). My question is how to do all this work in Dolphin-GUI, not using Konsole.)
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